All posts tagged in Deep House
• An absurd outcome from two big names • Slower, Future House track with great vocals • Unfitting to the theme of Tomorrowland It had slipped my mind that Tomorrowland has its own official anthems! It’s not so obvious, since my brief research confirmed that the last one was in 2014 (“Waves” by W&W and
• Minimalist signature • Catchy loop with a sax and a kick • Perfect material for chilling out on a beach Usually, I am brutal towards commercial summer releases, who are often jumping on one or other bandwagons with next to zero creativity. Those are: • Reggaeton (worst of the bunch) • Slap House reworks
• Laidback tones with a soulful vocal as the protagonist • Carefully curated sound design • Pinch of slap vibes in the Deep House drop After popping into my submission inbox quite unexpectedly, I was immediately stuck to the hooking vocal and the laidback atmosphere that goes around it! With the summer almost here, my
The summer of 2017 had its own list of hits from the likes of The Chainsmokers and Zedd, including Calvin Harris with his “Funk Wav Bounces Vol.1”. Under this creative endeavor, listeners witnessed bodacious RnB grooves scattered throughout the album with noteworthy collaborators present such as Pharrell Williams, Ariana Grande, Khalid, A-Trak, John Legend, and
• 50% Trance, 25% Techno, and 25% Big Room! • Robust set of percussions • Fascinating breakdown leading to a melodic drop Congratulations to Intensity Recordings on signing this high-profile release! SaberZ, with several Big Room releases on major imprints such as Rave Culture and Revealed Recordings, are very much veterans in the festival house
• Delightful vocals • Inspired by MEDUZA’s deep house sound • Catchy samples throughout Review written by @headsoverdreams From the land of mesmerizing landscapes, enticing chocolates, and luxury watches, I am happy to bring forth a new house single that will prove sumptuous for your fine Saturday evening. This solid club record comes from the
• TWIIG are back with Deep House • Great vocal on the break, except in the drop • Noteworthy details in the final segment Alternating between quality releases and long hiatuses, TWIIG hasn’t waned down and kept it equally interesting to see what they’re involved in and how their experimental shift in sound is ongoing.
• Second single from the album “+” • Lively percussions, minimal ambience • Splendid vocals from Jimi himself Albums are a fascinating thing. Not only do they require severe execution that would render their content cohesive and narrative to each other, but experimentation that makes them stand out further. Mainstream dance music lacks from scarcity
• Cover of the beloved hit • Plastik might seem shy, but takes revenge in the Club Edit • Elegant ambiance by Dario & Ivan When the folks over at Revealed sent me the preview, I read “21st February” as the release date in the email so… I’m writing this review in a hurry. Perhaps
• Away from Slap House trademark • Organ bassline, Bass House influence • Likeable to an extent vocal presence Over twenty months have winded down since Imanbek’s largest record to date came out to the public, ultimately bagging a Grammy in the spring of last year. Fastly approaching the yearly mark of it happening, the
• Easeful, dreamy progression • “Less is more” motif • Dissonant riff that merges later After having been enraptured by Echonomist’s oeuvre for months this year – my Spotify wrapped holding testament over that, it was clear the Greek performer has a sonic allure that can’t be eluded so easily once experienced. Consistently providing thorough
• Lukas Graham with a gorgeous vocal performance • And, is that an accordion?! • Folk/Country meets electronic music Sure, I stopped caring about R3HAB years ago after realizing that his “co-producers” were focused on quantitative aspect of releases, not qualitative, in order to stay relevant. But in an ocean of innumerable decent songs being
• Genial idea; hardstyle kick in a deep house beat • Delicate, mellow vocal performance • Stimulating idea from a newcomer I will start with this: the kick, is damn impressive. It’s this raw and thumping drum that hits hard in the guts with its powerful essence, and at the same time, clashes with the
• 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,
• Vocals, the pinnacle of this track • Minimal techno characteristics • Basic but effective schematics Usually, Smash The House’s uploads go unnoticed by me. The same can be said about their underrepresented sub-labels. For some obvious reasons, my interest in the label founded by Dimitri Vegas and Dis-like Mike has waned over time. So,
• Relaxing mood with minimalism and warm vocals • Bass House x Future House combo • Aiaya’s performance is brilliant! My latest reviews were focused on the top artists in the scene so I was wondering to review something interesting from a relatively unknown name that I am sure he/she will deserve more support than
• Tropical x Future House • Laidback groove • Vocals that enhance the above-said mood It is particularly funny that one of my favorite songs of this summer got crafted in a place where, at the moment, it’s winter. Chores and Elaskia (from New Zealand and Australia) just gave me a great time with their
• Stale Deep House bassline • Flat performance by Smash Mouth, yet a warm vocal! • The trumpet is now… A sax Putting the hilarious memes aside, Smash Mouth have proved themselves as catchy vocalists, and Timmy Trumpet seized this opportunity and played his cards well to create a potential summer hit. Even though, I
• A deeper sound from Seth Hills • Engrossing vocal presence • Shorter duration as usual If we recount just a few steps back in the spectrum of modern Bass/Electro House, STMPD created this wave of new sound that saw a crossover between underground grit with snappy and glitchy rhythms. This became the trademark leading
• 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
Nobody expected this, right? After the iconic “Seek Bromance” and the Daft Punk tribute… The next throwback is this? Yes. As we approach conclusion of this month, with temperatures soaring nearly everywhere, it is perhaps the best time to reminisce of perhaps what is one of the most megalithic (and nostalgic) summer hit in EDM.
