All posts tagged in Creative
• Creative sampling • House bassline with a trap groove • Bold and feisty rap vocals Most have already come across this tune while swiping through socials: Jack Harlow’s “Lovin On Me” has turned into a trend of its own, currently sitting tight on several charts including Billboard’s top 10. But wait, you ask— this
• Great choice with the hi-hats! • Creative vocal switches, a bit too dominant • Clean bassline, a pleasure for the ears Ninetails, a UK duo known for their previous hits like “Saturday Night” with Brando and the experimental “You In My Mind,” continues to impress with their ability to blend genres. The fusion of
• Creative trap with high energy • Remarkable world building • Abundant variations Fresh off his outstanding debut EP earlier this year, WINK is back with yet another heater that will blow your mind (and your speakers!). Called “WHERE2GO”, his newest single released the prior week is all one wishes in a quality Trap song:
Before delving into the electrifying soundscapes of Aejix‘s debut EP, ‘Jump The Time‘, it’s essential to understand the artist behind the music. Aejix, whose real name is Mike Serapinas, is a multifaceted British electronic musician, producer, and DJ. Influenced by iconic acts like The Prodigy, Pendulum, Noisia, Skrillex, and an array of artists spanning different
• East vs West • Flamboyant Indian lead over the drop • Soulful, looped-over vocal snippet After my colleague stated that he was used to eastern sounds such as these, and it would be beneficial if I gave it a try instead, I loved how baltaj crafted ethnic sounds in a Tech House structure! Mixing
• DnB, Hard Trap, and Hardstyle in “Drux”?! • Bass and Tech House influences in “Losing Control” • Brutal and chaotic without losing balance Upholding a bold statement about their prolific visions, FVCK GENRES has greatly favored shifting between the demarcations of several EDM genres. Their latest upload, “Drux” EP is no exception either. Architected
• “Boing” fills for the win • Experimental as it gets • Future Bounce being actually futuristic In such an overfilled spectrum of Future Bounce, where the usual five or six names are the only ones dominating the scene, sometimes it’s the unheard and rising aliases capable of turning the tables with merely a simple,
• Retro sound-set with quirky features • Fast paced yet dreamy • Melodic progressions rooted in the minor scale Lo-fi music has caught up in the modern sphere so much so that it is now much welcomed as soothingly nostalgic than unwanted buzz to be dismissed as cacophony. Many names, including the electronic music spectrum,
Dada Life have always impressed me as a long-time fan, as the Swedish veterans have revamped the Electro House scene in their humourous ways, notable ones ranging from using dirty leads and banana branding. Following the near nonsensical concept of Dadaism, their classics (such as “Feed The Dada” or “Kickout The Epic Motherf**ker”) amazed me
• Made by an absolute chad • Bangs the ear properly • A e s t h e t i c rap segment In the sphere of DIY and the eccentric, there are plenty of artists who have gone to unthinkable levels to project a brand that displays a character to be endeared by the
• Formula that balances familiarity with an “out of the box” approach • Dirty Dutch squeaky lead united with vibrant Tribal drums • Standard breakdown, that unexpectedly befits the idea I’m following Intensity Recordings with greater attention in the past few weeks, both for personal reasons and because I’m digging almost all the releases there.
