All posts tagged in Dubvision
• Catchy rework • Attractive vocals • Dance-pop makeover of the classic Time and time again, Alice Deejay’s evergreen “Better Off Alone” has been far from a solitary, one-time success— rather, it brought upon several other hits in pop and dance music alike. Needless to say, repetition leads to annoyance and when the success of
Like any inaugurating Friday for an eventful month ahead, there’s plenty of music to be covered on the forty-sixth edition of the Weekly Roundup. Expect tunes from Sub Zero Project, Oliver Heldens, Afrojack, and more to be covered under another extensive list of impressive releases. Let’s begin! DubVision & Afrojack – Feels Like Home (F1
With vacation done and dusted, the time has never been more than appropriate: the forty-fifth edition of the Weekly Roundup has your favorite artists covered, ranging from heavy-lifters such as Mau P (Maurice West), Brooks, Chocolate Puma with relatively upcoming but industrious names. Let’s get to business, shall we? Mau P – Drugs From Amsterdam
This one caught me by surprise. Martin Garrix, with all his successful ideas and commercial hits, decided to drop a club-oriented album? “Sentio” which stands for ‘perceive, feel, experience‘, is a collection of 11 collaborations between the Dutch star and several other big names. There are two things I didn’t like here: the choice of
Just as the first major festival of the year is almost on the horizon, we have reputed aliases like Afrojack, Joel Corry, NWYR, and many others for this Friday. There’s much to unpack, so let’s dive into it! Joel Corry, David Guetta, Bryson Tiller – What Would You Do? 65/100 After a year since they
This Valentines weekend is not the only thing that’s exciting, as various electronic artists have seized the Friday before the romantic date to release brand new singles. This time, there’s DubVision, Fisher, Diplo and the list goes on. By the way, which EDM hits did you rewind this fourteenth? Diplo, Miguel – Don’t Forget My
And just like that, we are officially in November. The eleventh month will definitely see some final releases for the year coming from major names, as most labels (and music distributors alike) are likely to take a break during the holiday season. So the coming Fridays will be packed than usual, including the one covered
Had your fill of watching bunch of fictional Korean characters getting killed for money, but now browsing through your Insta feed? Well, perhaps you can spare some attention to this edition of Weekly Roundup. Let’s see checks list: we have new singles from the likes of Afrojack, SaberZ, Nina Kraviz and more to talk about,
Trivia of the week – Unbeknownst to most, Eric Prydz was a former founding member of the Swedish House Mafia but later parted ways. Ever felt overwhelmed by the overload of information these days? Well, guess what. Looking at last Friday’s list, I have a similar feeling. Forget about tech overlords arm-wrestling each other for
• Fresh blend of Electro and House • Hypnotic breakdown segment • A re-release? Or a rework? Taking a hike away from comfort zone and exploring a different path can be a challenge, more for artists when translated to creativity than anyone. Only a few diversify their sounds and still attach themselves to the roots;
• The bizarre return of METAFO4R • Standard Electro House layouts • Appreciable breakdown section For the last few decades, music has witnessed unprecedented amount of band break-ups in all sorts of genres, while some even conducting a reunion after years. Electronic scene addicts would most remember the goosebumps striking from the homecoming of Swedish
Another year, another sampler. 2020 is the year of Coronavirus and the meetings in Miami Music Week are essentially not happening (considering that Ultra is cancelled), but, luckily, we have the samplers! They are online, they can’t damage us… Unless in rare cases. Overall 66/100 Jokes apart, like every year we put our dirty hands
• Sublime melody accompanying the vocal • Slower paced and subdued bassline • Lack of nuances The premise of the collaboration we are going to talk about had quite the anticipation before release, and why not? Perhaps this one was predicted to happen for a long time, since they both have led the Progressive House
• Creative sound selection • Peculiar but rhythmic vocal melody • Minimalist structure The esteemed duets Firebeatz and their native colleagues DubVision have teamed up again, after their preceding release as the supergroup alias “METAFO4R”, a hulking and vigorous production named “Rave Machine”. After their collaborations, these two talented artists have concocted and came up
Firebeatz’s motives have been a mystery during this year. They founded Ignite Records on a high note, released a couple of songs in there… And then came the complete inactivity of it since June. Furthermore, they created the supergroup METAFO4R with native luminaries Dubvision, and few beloved live-sets and two promising productions later… Guess what?
• Great disco vibes • Original sound design • Simple but effective harmonization It’s been a long time since the first one I listened to a DubVision track. If I don’t remember bad, that song was “You & I“, featuring Project 46 (what happened to those amazing guys?) and Donna Lewis as the vocalist. After
• Energetic and emotional composition • Leading vocal • Driving instrumental The Progressive House Dutch titans DubVision have provided quality music for years, and they have yet another impressive production this time. However, this time they have synergized with the talented Russian DJ/Producer Vigel. To make it even better, we have the renowned US-based vocalist
This week has certainly been one for the books which lots of nostalgia and evolution. Alesso dropped a stunning EP, Sander Van Doorn took a surprising turn, and Ummet Ozcan made an incredible homage to an icon of the scene. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable
• Old school groovy drop • Great balance between aggressiveness and melodic elements • High-quality tune When DubVision releases something, you always know instantly that it is a quality tune. Independently of genres or labels, the famous Dutch duo is widely recognized for their ability behind the daws, focusing on quality over quantity (they only
84/100 • Delightful instrumental • Elegant arrangements, yet dynamic • Hooking melody with swirling groove For today, we have yet another splendid single to review, which will be an instant favourite for many of our readers. It is none other than the latest release of luminary Dutchmen DubVision, who have continued to impress us with
80/100 • Debut single from the supergroup. • The right fusion of both styles • Alluring vocal hooks with resonating production elements Our first article for this month will be divulging on the debut single from the Dutch quad Metafo4r, consisting of the talented duos Dubvision and Firebeatz. Mashing and amalgamating their signature sounds, they
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