All posts tagged in Commercial
• Reggae influences • Simplicity done well • Lacking creative twists Despite not being marketed and promoted as thoroughly, Zafrir’s newest offering has come out on a nascent label (the Dutch BB Music Group B.V), and it’s clearly something crafted minding a more commercial audience. Nonetheless, I think this deserves a mention even if predictable.
• Proficient songwriting • Fetching instrumentalism • Absorbing vocal performance by Kuaigon Murcia-based act Kuaigon has made his way back to commercial sphere of EDM, after having carved a satisfactory career built out of producing for Spanish singers. His last contribution to dance music came in 2019 as “Heart” EP, this one marking a comeback
• Animated and catchy beat-work • Heavily edited vocal performance • A revamp worth a discussion and listen Second chances are a rarity these days. Especially in the music scene, if the audience deems an artist as utterly “worthless” or “uninspired”, nine out of ten times the vox populi will negatively influence the overall perception
• Commendable minimal attributes • Leaning towards deeper schematics • Great companionship from the vocals For a considerable period, one of the primary faces of Dance music’s frontier Martin Garrix seemed to have singularly diverge onto the popular standards of Electronic industry. Although he branched off his side interests with alternative pseudonyms such as AREA21
• Avicii inspired with solid enrichments • Lovely and narrative vocal alongside the melody • Unusual complexity in such a radio-friendly environment Yes, I am leaning slightly towards the commercial spectrum today, it will be quite a surprise if you have already guessed the style of my pick. I had chance of listening to this
• Classic Future House schema with sweet vocal chops • Progressive House twist in the Club Mix • Common schematics, but engaging experience This a sort of “double review”, because I first came across with the original mix of “Dream“, and then I discovered the Club Mix, which is a Progressive House version… Thus, I
• Remember Aleesia from Gold Skies (2014)? • Simplistic arrangements with a fantastic guitar • Relaxing vibe that gets easily addictive In all honesty, I rarely listen to Tropical House because of my preferences towards listening aggressive sounding songs. However, sometimes it becomes necessary to get out from my usual likes and dislikes, let’s say
• Polished production and sound design • Excellent vocal delivery by Quinn XCII • Potential winter radio-hit I dislike DVBBS in both personal and musical aspects, considering their sexual misdemeanor allegations, coupled by drug-possession arrest and KSHMR admitting to have been their ghost-producer. The Canadian duo have long descended into my blacklist and lost my
• Classic Future House piano, playing a lovely melody • Excellent vocal performance by ATHANASIA • Lightweight structure, very simple “How I Feel” is that kind of lightweight tune that gives a nostalgic memory of the summer, and at the same time warms the heart up with a dose of positive vibes. It’s becoming cold
• Polished and summery tone • Adept songwriting • Mid-tempo arrangements It’s been a while since we heard of Indian-Peruvian duo Nightro, and now we’re witnessing their comeback with their first release for this decade titled “Live Till I Die“, on TGR. Over the past few years we’ve reviewed them with their festival striking works
• Playful and lightsome tone • Well-arranged hook segment • Absorbing vocal performance Past December, prior all of this debacle occurring, we happened to talk of one specific artist from Sweden, Laureano. He has shown his mettle for tailoring finesse compositions, ranging between dance and the popular segments of music. This Friday, he teamed up
• Fetching groove in drop segment • Pleasant and memorable vocal presence • Unexpected but shuffling pace in the rhythm The dawn of this new decade surely guarantees the up and coming record producers plenty of opportunities, which will bring the much-needed vibrancy to the ever-evolving industry. For this specific article, we will be covering
• Lost Frequencies vibes in the intro • Excellent message, vocal and lyrics • Relaxing and warm mood Do you remember the “World War Joy… Push My Luck” cover? A total of four songs were redacted, a genial marketing choice that ultimately introduces us to the “deluxe” version of this successful EP. It includes promising
• Beautiful, inspiring message • Catchy vibes in the melody • Commercial structure, mass-oriented This is the first time I decided to review a song owing to its official video. “We Can Change” is a great tune, but as I watched the official music video, I got convinced that I had to talk about it. The man behind
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