All posts tagged in Disco
• Atmospheric and gentle • Exquisite vocals • Organic deep house sound Right after a monumental album debut with Deadmau5 on their Kx5 project, Kaskade seemingly slowed his release schedule. Although, as most know, the eminent moniker keeps relentlessly busy at his craft; and here we are, at the precipice of another album. Its opening
• Fusion of Disco & House • SA’s expertise meets Wh0’s creativity • Fastidious arrangements The legendary co-founder of the Swedish House Mafia, Steve Angello, and the enigmatic music pair Wh0 have joined their creative forces to deliver a monumental collaboration that transcends boundaries and set dancefloors ablaze. “What You Need” is a genre-bending masterpiece
• Spontaneous beat • Exciting vocals • Minimal yet groove-heavy Some tracks get instantly set into your mind due to their vivid and quirky nature, and “Bussin” elegantly falls into that creative niche without hesitation. Mikey Barreneche might very well have a potential viral hit in his discography now, for this release packs quite the
• The third record from this team-up • Pleasant vocals over well-selected sounds • Sentimental, although not beating “Ups The promising trio impressed me with the delightful “Ups & Downs” in 2019, and then resorted to delivering the watered-down “We’re Still Young“. Is the third installment to this collaboration saga any different? Let’s see. There
Not every classic release gets adorned as gloriously, remaining as a lesser known hit that is nonetheless fondly remembered. Happening to coincidentally finding today’s throwback last week, which I first listened back in ‘08 but didn’t catch its title due to lack of immediate resources back then (yes, internet was still at its infancy back
It seems fitting to visit the past for the first throwback for this fall, and there could be none better than a relatively underrated tune to feature here, at least in my opinion. “Pretty Green Eyes”, a hit from the early 2000s, was conceived by the British dance project Ultrabeat. Although lesser known, it further
• Funky as it gets! • Ranging from four-on-four beats to graceful compositions • A delectable deference to Disco and its newer junctions Riding the new wave of re-integration of Funk in mainstream electronic and pop, British hotshot SG Lewis is pioneering a signature sound unfailingly recognizable; having its enrapturing foundations in center of Disco.
In the recent light of events that saw the unexplained dissolution of one of the most influential Electronic duo Daft Punk, I wanted to pen a further tribute of a throwback for this month. Indeed, over their near three decades of illustrious career spawned numerous hits worth discussing. However today’s selection remains slightly bizarre and
• Italo Dance mixed with Happy Hardcore elements • Vocal that works appropriately, discording partially • Hypothetically successful summer hit Being Italian, Italo Dance is a crucial part of my musical culture. In certain regions of my nation where clubs kept their foot grounded to earlier styles (almost accountable to 90 percent of the area),
• Postively and alluringly themed • Funky and soulful vibes • Finer nuances in the instrumental If one reflects on the history of Dance music, the genre of House has a modest lineage from the existing evergreens like Disco and synth-pop. Mostly the former, making the mentioned vintage domain of electronic music so perpetually refreshing.
