All posts tagged in EDM
• Underground energy with a playful edge • Bass House groove that keeps evolving • Vocals still carrying the whole ride Like a blessing from the sky, Fox Stevenson finally dropped the VIP version of “Tryhard”, originally released a few months ago on his album SUNK COST FALLACY, and honestly, I could not be happier.
Autumn’s here and we’ve been digging through submissions to find a few that stood out. Music always feels different this time of year, and these three hit in just the right ways. Each one leans on magnificent vocals and managed to warm us up for different reasons… Sometimes with lyrics, sometimes with rhythm, sometimes just
• Vocoded vocal loop as the backbone • Slow pace, heavy distorted bass • Minimal yet hypnotic structure Since we’re already in the realm of exotic compositions, let me bring up something even crazier. HANDZ just dropped “Breath”, and this track is unlike anything else I’ve heard in a while. It opens in the most
Sporty-O has been at this game for over a decade, yet “Symphonic Resistance” feels like a reminder that he’s still here to push buttons, break rules, and have a good time doing it. The Atlanta-born producer is a veteran with a cult-like following and a CV that reads like an EDM festival calendar. EDC, Tomorrowland,
“Colorblind” is definitely not a word I’d use to describe this EP. It’s full of color, enthusiasm, a blend of genres, and a clear desire to do something new. “Echoes” really hit me emotionally, packing an explosive mix of sounds into one cohesive experience. The artist behind it, CLRBLND, first showed up on the radar
• Brazilian Bass and a blend of genres • Elegant strings add unexpected sophistication • Professional production that shines in the details RadWulf continues to be one of the most interesting characters in EDM right now. The guy literally claims to be from the future, and I like the whole cyberpunk aesthetic in his trippy
• That classic progressive warmth done right • Vocals that cut through the usual EDM cheese • Complex melodies that still feel instantly inviting “Tell You Now” is exactly why I still get excited about Progressive House. Voster & Gallardo nailed that rare balance: their creation’s got all the energy you want from a festival
I have to admit, this EP really impressed me. It’s rare to find spoken word in EDM, let alone conscious lyrics and deep messages. But Suli Breaks delivers exactly that with “Synthetic Reflections“. This isn’t your typical club hit. It’s an intimate journey through sound and poetry. The EP tells the story of Suli Breaks’
• Focus on the melody, non on the kick • Good fit for workout playlists • Balance between old-school and new trends STISEMA‘s latest track is taking over my gym playlist in a big way. Titled “Energy“, it’s a killer release from the Norwegian DJ, together with The Rocketman, released via Maddix’s Extatic label. Our
• Textbook structure, but very entertaining • Gorgeous melody and dynamic bassline • Solid vocal performance with a club-ready drop New week, time for a lightweight track to kick off with the right dose of positivity! I’ve chosen this bouncy Slap House release from German duo FR3SH TrX and O’Neal for a simple reason: it’s
• Good balance between nostalgic and contemporary EDM • Impressive vocal presence • Pushing the genre boundaries The classic “Up & Down” by Billy More now showcases a Techno vest! Very curious rework today, as the Rave Techno genre is entering the music world with more and more revisitations of the classics, often with disappointing
• Dual producer-vocalist role • Emotional fusion of Rock and Melodic Dubstep • Loved the freedom message There’s a new wave of EDM Producers following the vocalist road! And this is great, because it adds a layer of genuineness in the vocals and the synergies are even more evident – the creator can tweak base
• Hyperpop vibe with a punchy Future House foundation • Julia Temos vocals blends well with the bassline • A peak-hour anthem for clubs and festivals I remember Crunkz from his 2018 release “It’ll Be Alright” on Revealed Radar, where he teamed up with Gigo’n’Migo and Micah Martin. It was a solid Progressive House track,
In the fast-paced world of EDM, it’s easy to get lost in the sea of anonymous and commercial tracks. But every once in a while, an act emerges that makes you sit up and take notice. Enter House of Allegro, a dynamic duo that’s been quietly making waves in the underground scene. Their latest album,
• Cultural fusion in Dubstep • Short, intense, and impactful • One buildup, One drop Soltan is one of the most intriguing names in the Dubstep scene right now. I got hooked on his Instagram tutorials, where he breaks down the “behind the scenes” of his tracks. You can feel his passion for the details
• Raw, aggressive sound • Signature distortions and dark drops • Pushing Techno boundaries Dada Life’s label, “Crash & Smile,” is all about pushing the limits of EDM, never sticking to just one style and always delivering fresh, unexpected sounds. Alex Mueller & Kaoru‘s latest track, “Techno Drug,” fits right in, bringing a new twist
• Infectious Latin rhythms • High-energy bassline fusion • Perfect summer party anthem R3HAB and Deorro are back at it! Ten years after “Flashlight,” they’ve reunited for “Gózalo.” The result? Pure fire. This track blends Latin vibes with EDM energy. Deorro brings his Mexican-American flair, laying down Latin rhythms that form the song’s core. It’s
• Interesting take on Melodic Hardstyle • Magical breakdown atmosphere • Roaring kicks brimming with energy FVCK GENRES, as the name suggests, presents unique twists on EDM genres, from Trap to Hardstyle. This aligns with the founder’s vision, LNY TNZ, a visionary known for exploring the dark areas between EDM genres with majesty. The label’s
• Natural feeling, very underground vibe • Didn’t notice Lucas & Steve • Top-notch vocal and atmosphere For this review, I must apologize for my ignorance on the matter, since I’m not a player of the game Zenless Zone Zero. I see that its studio, MiHoYo, has gathered impressive results with its HoYoverse series of
• The vocal is overwhelming • Something’s missing in the drop • Solid structure, loved the second breakdown It’s great to see Wiwek back on Rave Culture. As one of the most intriguing figures in the EDM scene, Wiwek initially gained fame with Jungle Terror, a genre he pioneered. In recent years, he’s shifted towards
• Solid signature sound in the drop • Great vocal performance for this kind of piece • The breakdown is Avicii-influenced It’s been a long time since I’ve reviewed something from Syn Cole, the Estonian veteran who began his career on LE7ELS. Since then, he’s been on a long journey with millions of streams and
