All posts tagged in Comeback
• Both label and the group comeback in the scene! • Meaningful lyrics • Fetching rhythm, fusion of styles After a four months of unexplained radio-silence, reputed brand Size Records has made a wild entry with a new track from, wait for it, an acclaimed group who also disappeared from the scene (same as Project
• Pumping House: the new trend? • Catchy but as simple as a pen’s mechanism • Overexploited vocals Hearing the name of the somewhat iconic producer Marshmello is not common these days, as it used to be, having lost the same hype that saw the breakthrough of his music in the latter part of the
• Old school vibe • Stark drop with Tony Junior old influence • Nostalgic vocal, do you remember that peculiar chant? As a guy who grew up listening to that kind of big room, I want to begin by saying thank you to Tony Junior and Kevu, because I was instantly teleported to 2014 for
• Minimal Techno presentation • Simplistic and linear arrangement • A delightful revisit to SvD’s roots For the longest time, Doorn Records has an underrated (but iconic) status among its other colleagues housed under the leading imprint of Spinnin’ Records. Whether that is a flaw in marketing or having releases not affiliated to the mainstream
• Unexpected break after their hiatus • An approach to the deep and melodic • Addressable shortcomings to potentially a great start If you’re one of those readers who voraciously engaged with EDM in the past decade, then your eyes must sure be here. And why wouldn’t it be, we are talking about a name
• Straightforward structure, laidback vocal • Groovy rhythm fits well in the schematics • Repetition that hinders fuller potential “Heart” is a release that caught my attention without much effort, hence earning itself as the highlight of this article. A solid composition, it is a production from the Dutch artist Hypnotune and has been released
• Unexpected collaboration • Bringing out 2021’s version of Cannonball • Giving out new tutorial of making Bigroom track Both Justin Prime and Husman have reserved themselves as my favourite artists for many reasons. Especially, with all the gems they have contributed to the Big Room scene. Both the DJs have adhered to their signature,
• Hardwell’s comeback is not happening sooner • The duo worked hard on the percussions, the other excelled in the breakdown • Hard-hitting structure that could have dared experimenting This marks my first review for this year: a difficult one, because there is a backstory behind this release, which will probably be enjoyed by a
EDM is a global phenomenon that has been contributed by a monumental amount of creative artists. Usually, artists of one genre want to join forces with producers from all over the world to create memorable productions, or in this attempt fail and move on. This being said, I will take this opportunity to show some
• Lo-Fi aesthetics • Hooking progression despite minimal structure • Joji further shines with his vocal delivery There is no need of a magic crystal ball for me to tell most readers will have their attentions yanked by this article’s headliner. Can’t blame you, anyone who has been a denizen of the internet long enough
• Carta’s debut on Rave Culture • Energetic, however lacking experimentation • Clever placement of a variation in the schematic This article induces nostalgia for me, since Rave Culture happened to be the first label I reviewed in this blog. As we all know, W&W’s label has catapulted to the Big Room scene with a
• Dash Berlin back on Revealed after the disappointing “Dragonfly” • Blackcode is getting his deserved recognition • Quality Progressive House, with commonplace schematics This Revealed release just couldn’t be missed, due to its significance. And I am proudly writing down these lines, mainly because of two important reasons. Blackcode has shown imminent growth and
• Netsky and Darren Styles?! • Interesting intersection of styles • Simple but effective Yes, this exists. Netsky teamed up with Dirty Workz heavyweight Darren Styles to create the most unexpected synergy of this year. The former weaves his DnB net to be spun on the dancefloor, and Darren embeds his higher BPMs to cause
My peculiar intrigue towards Paris Blohm’s discography has never faded, mostly because of this passionate image on social media and the efficient way he creates hype. Most old-timers here will remember him best by “Left Behind”, undeniably a hit in the electronic scene. Considered a master of the genre, Blohm then followed with a hiatus
When it comes to the most elegant hosted scams in music industry, none can ever trump or second the deceitful Fyre Festival scam. It resurfaced again previous year after multiple documentaries on Hulu and Netflix were unveiled, elaborating on the “event that never happened” and the brainchild behind it: Billy McFarland. After the barrage of
• Inauguration of the American act in STMPD • Crossover of Bass and Tech House • Simplistic schematics that is bound to work As Fridays seem to fly over in these stranger times we are living in, I have found myself a bit detached from Dance music. I come across great productions now and then,
• Co-produced by CamelPhat • Slower, hazy and nostalgic production • Sequel to “10 Seconds Before Sunrise” It is really happening, something fans have anticipated for a really long time. The lockdown has brought out the best for many artists in different ways, be it live-streaming, showing massive support and taking things to the next
• Classic Big Room structure, aggressive and energetic • Nothing new, but excellent quality: we are speaking about a master of the genre • Comeback to the “Safe Zone” for Quintino Quintino is back on Spinnin’ Records, and this time, surprise surprise… He released a Festival anthem, “Switch Back“, a follow up of “Heey Ya!”
• Quality production with an excellent vocal • The familiar sound is all in there! • Nostalgic pitching, predictable hook Project 46 is a name I haven’t long seen in better half of the previous decade… The pair made a complete disappearance from the scene without any reason, which equally puzzled me. However, I’ve been
• Sublime melody accompanying the vocal • Slower paced and subdued bassline • Lack of nuances The premise of the collaboration we are going to talk about had quite the anticipation before release, and why not? Perhaps this one was predicted to happen for a long time, since they both have led the Progressive House
Last Saturday at Boothaus’ Revealed Recording Night, the renowned Dutch powerhouse label hosted a special event with many noted headliners in its roster. Lo and behold, fans were treated to a delightful surprise… Hardwell himself in person! After more than what seemed a year, the numero uno attended the label night, augmenting the hype about
