All posts tagged in EDM
• Khan’s bassline with Deorro’s lead • Long buildup replaces proper breakdown • Plain formula, exactly as expected It was only a matter of time after that resounding B2B set at Escape 2022: Deorro and Valentino Khan are proudly presenting “¡MAS CRAZY!”, a delightful festival explosive with 50/50 proportions on their signatures. I was craving
• Punk Rock breakdown in MGK style • Happy Hardcore in the drop • Careful choices in the transition segment It was only a matter of time before the new wave of Punk Rock washed over EDM! Brought to fame by stars like Machine Gun Kelly or Yungblud with industry veterans such as Avril Lavigne
• A mix of everything… from flutes to violin! • Constant variations throughout • Usual trap format with unusual elements Within the immense discography of Tribal Trap, “Next Level” by the Romanian wazecode struck me with its unique drop, although it may resemble a common Trap framework in its initial sequence. For the past four
Holidays are all but a fading memory now, but going on a positive note, the inaugurating version of the Weekly Roundup for the year is here. Jan 6th wasn’t particularly filled with a lot of remarkable releases (except “Rumble“), though there are notable candidates including Skrillex, Hekler, ACRAZE, Dannic, and more. Sidenote – What are
As exciting as the prospect of slowly entering the wintery thresholds of the fall season are, so are the various records that are coming out. For now, we have numerous tracks from familiar (and relatively reputed) names in the electronic scene. This extensive installment of the Roundup contains the latest from W&W, Miles Away, Armin
While we didn’t listen to all the songs yet, Beyoncè’s soon-to-be-released album “Renaissance” has clear influences from EDM. Considering the success Drake gained from “Honestly, Nevermind”, which included production efforts from the likes of &ME and Rampa, Black Coffee, and more. High hopes have begun the trajectory of Electronic music at such a higher level
Having been postponed since 2019, it is safe to say that Tomorrowland is expected to begin with quite the show this month. The amount of excitement seems to be at an all-time high already with various snaps of the stage design (“Reflection of Love”) leaking out even before it started. While it will last over
Imagine pouring hours of undivided dedication into doing creative work and then putting it up, only to be paid measly. As Swedish streamer Spotify continues to bat no eye towards that pressing issue, most musicians, unfortunately, have resorted to alternate sources of income for getting living wages. Party Thieves, in a rather amusing but creative
Let’s be straightforward, shall we? In this fast-moving world, nobody’s got time. Information relayed short and sweet is most welcomed among Internet dwellers. I am aware that our reviews appear in midst of the multiple heart-stealing animal pictures or something more eye-catchy (ughm!). Plus as we discussed just a few weeks back, listening and writer’s
• Cosy vocal performance • Distinctive DV&W drop • Demure break After a considerable time without writing reviews, I’m finally back at it! Correct me if I’m wrong, but I guess there’s no better comeback than reviewing a beautiful piece of progressive house, especially if the title is “We Are Here Now” (yes, my bad
Imagine a dreary universe without entertainment cultivated from various form of arts. Terrifying as the thought is, it is becoming slowly a reality in many parts of world, including the epi-center of music: UK. Earlier this week, UK’s Minister for Care at the Department of Health and Social Care, Helen Whately declared that “it doesn’t
• Great synergy between veterans • Techno influenced arrangement in modernistic fashion • Notable co-producers involved such as Toby Green Last Friday, the French veteran David Guetta and Danish hotshot producer MORTEN joined forces yet again to release a new EP entitled “New Rave”, consisting of four productions that attempt to blend the lines shared
Electronic music is everywhere, also in videogames, an entertainment media that most of the listeners are enjoying. When we think about EDM on videogames we usually think about original soundtracks but, especially during this period, it took another step with live virtual performances or events related with VR technology. Fortnite, a game loved and hated,
Times are hard, and there is no denying that. Industries have lost billions to this pandemic, resulting in an instantaneous unemployment rate in just a month or so. Musicians are no exception to this, having to put a total pause on their live gigs and other stuff which is their source of income. This serious
The COVID-19 pandemic, as we are all experiencing, is causing incalculable and irrevocable damages to humanity every minute. We have preferred not to talk much about it, as we are a music blog, not a news outlet or a medical-oriented media. We review songs, that’s all, and we noticed that the essential resources for daily
Quite often, we look at the bigs of the scene as nothing lesser than “Divinities”: it’s a commonplace phenomena, considering their unequalled success and reputations. But don’t forget that there are key-figures whose influences are way more far-reaching in the chain than thought. Meet Austin Kramer. You may know him, as many artists show their
TikTok is a controversial platform which has been both supported and despised for its amount of rather frivolous videos and memes, but today we will be talking about its impact on the music industry. A lot of current and trending songs associate with outlandish challenges or viral videos from the Chinese social network. In all
But why? Why are titles significant? They have always been crucial, an unforgettable name is easier to serve the memory, but in the latest years, streaming services have caused an exponential increase of emphasis on this element. People don’t have much time to spare, especially when fast-scrolling through their Release Radar or other playlists on
One of the things that attract criticism the most in the EDM scene is sheer and unsought hypocrisy. Showtek have demanded our reprimand with one of the most whopping insults to their fan-base, and to everybody’s rationality with their brand new predicament “EDM Sucks”. Sorry, Gammer, we truly respect you and your work, this article
• Focus on the Indian market, with typical influences and approach • Exotic vibes interspersed onto a Brazilian bass structure • Bewitching vocal by Kavita Seth Premise: I’m not the target of a release like “Bombay Dreams”, so my point of view is a bit different from KSHMR’s South-Asian fans, who evidently, are crazy about
A few days ago, I was checking the Spinnin’ catalogue on SoundCloud, looking for some interesting songs to review, and a little detail caught my eye. The one thing about SoundCloud that is different from Spotify is that SoundCloud displays the track durations without having to click on them. So while I was browsing, I
