All posts tagged in Deep House
• 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
• Playful and melodic • Great sound-selection in a minimal blueprint • Hints of retro sounds sprinkled throughout As fanatics of listening to music, don’t we all continuously explore the vast and fascinating territories of unknown records for that one more instant favorite? In my recent process, I did stumble on one beautifully crafted production
• Mellow and charming presence • Minimal, yet intriguing till end • Memorable ambience A few days back, we asked our community on which song would they prefer us to talk about and a sheer number of individuals mentioned of this track. Upon further inspection, I understand now. Up and coming music producer Yeti Tears
• Shocking genre-choice for starting the year • Monotonous structure, disappointing vocal editing • What’s the purpose of Gemstone, then? Alright guys, this is gonna be brutal and apologies if it doesn’t sit right with somebody, but a respectable professional such as Dastic has again found a way to get bashed in a review from
• Leading vocal performance • UK Deep House arrangements • Released on Diplo’s House imprint, Higher Ground It is rare to see a leading industry act to delve in relatively underground genres and come up with hits, not only once or twice but on multiple occasions. I may not be the most devoted fan of
• 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
• Soul and Jazz mixed with Tropical and Deep House • Stunning elegance from the vocal element • Particularly amazed by the percussions After a couple of stressful days, I was looking for something chilly and relaxing for recharging my batteries. I rarely explore the Deep House/Tropical House world, but when I do, I often
• “Resurrection” follow-up with different percussions • The original version has been kept intact, almost • Not entirely fan of the snare presence After more or less seven years of waiting, I can finally pen this review. With the prototype version of the song revealing itself on platforms like SoundCloud, it seems an even older
This has become a recurring theme, as current scene in this industry is favouring musicians or labels who opt for as many releases possible in a short period. We have talked about how Zero Cool Records, STH, Revealed Radar and some others have taken this approach to provide multitude of songs every week, but resulting
• 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
• Questionable and theme selection • Generic, generic, generic instrumental • Contemptible, if not apathetic Trends can be for better or worse, and they etch history in the course of their run. For music, it’s ever evolving shape and tastes makes it fascinating to observe. That being said, Dance music is now headed by multiple
• Successful hit with house vibes, following the current trendy sound • Unnecessary presence of Tiesto, since it’s “co-produced” by Gorgon City • Stunning vocal performance by the reputed Becky Hills This review is arriving slightly late, as I’ve thought a lot about whether to write it or not… I usually avoid to let negative
• Hooking vocal snippet • Energetically driven bassline • Pleasant atmospheric elements Many known musicians have chosen to keep their identity under wraps, which has amplified their branding to many folds. We encountered upon such an individual, who upstarted this year on Future House Cloud. Going by the nom de guerre of OffLicense, the arcane
• Appealing and minimal structure • Affable and charming hook • Upraising theme in the lyrics Sure, House music has started its basis from stripped and looping instrumentals, giving minimalism in music a run for its money. It’s not all about creating soaring anthems, but composition which can operate on barest and yet fascinate listeners.
• Creative sound arrangements • Blend of Bass and Tech House • Minimal but aggressive With the renowned Dutch label of STMPD pushing out their own flavour of House music with the help of their multi-talented roster. Among this coveted list of musicians, the Dutch personage Loopers has made a steady and unhindered reputation in
Most of the people may know the technological whiz Elon Musk for his funny Twitter memes or for his PR stunts, but the eccentric billionaire has worn many hats. He has an almost unerring vision about the future, and his companies are following it, obviously accompanied by risky investments. We can nominate, from Musk’s ideas,
Scottish star Calvin Harris is a renowned name in the EDM scene, thus there has always been much hype about his moves… Especially after his worldwide successes “Giant”, “Summer”, and the legendary “I Need Your Love”. While fans were waiting for a hypothetical Funk Wav Bounces vol. 2, but in the latest months, Harris has
• Hypnotic “mumbled” vocal loop • Unique drop structure, Bass House bedrock with various influences • Difficult to handle at first but worth the time later! “Nu Flava” isn’t one of the generic tunes present in abundance, but a complex composition with a great personality and a pinch of mystery. Many elements used by Chris
• An unusual choice for the protagonist – a Horse! • Hypnotic bass house composition • Sagacious use of samples We announced a few days back that we’d try to introduce a bit of variety in the genres that we’re reviewing on this network. Probably the best way to break the humdrum is through”Pony”, the
78/100 • Simplistic arrangements • Charming vocal hooks • Creative mix of Tech and House elements The second week of December has even newer music to talk about, however in this article, we will be talking about the latest record crafted by the talented British artist Elderbrook, who has a solid reputation for his productions
