All posts tagged in Electro House
Right in time for Christmas, I received a surprise gift from avyeal. Deeply personal, slightly mysterious, impossible to ignore. “Catedral Cosmica” was born during pandemic isolation—a diary of an artist breaking free from routine, crafting something that refuses to fit neatly into any musical box. avyeal—part pianist, part electronic alchemist—has created a work that feels
From St. Albans, just north of London, comes a unique electronic tale. Maximum Love, two brothers who started making music together in their bedrooms just to make each other laugh, have evolved into something truly special. What began around 2011 with tracks like “Twin Crimes” has matured into a distinctive sound that draws from darkwave,
• Several interesting elements • Dark, energetic, futuristic pattern • Sonar-like sound adding some mistery to the atmosphere The Finnish producer Max Lapinsuo-Sylwén has stepped into the spotlight with his compelling debut, “Countdown”, an Electro/Bass House fusion that immediately caught my attention on its release day. With over a decade of experience in the dance
After more than a decade of dedication to the genre, BIJOU has announced his final EP. But fear not, this isn’t the end of a career; it’s simply a moment to reflect on and celebrate his consolidated G-House style before transitioning to a new, brighter vibe. I recently immersed myself in “Lights Out,” and what
• Melodic and energetic • Brisk electro • Vocal feature from the second break It seems 2024 will have some repeating patterns, as the mainstage luminary Martin Garrix seems to be in the middle of unfolding another album like “Sentio”. The sophomore single “Breakaway” from this yet-to-be-named compilation is a collaborative effort with long-time colleague
• Future rave oriented • Interesting inputs from Seth Hills • Typical features Unpredictable collaborations can turn heads— and so it did with David Guetta and Seth Hills pairing up for remixing Tiesto’s “Both” (featuring 21 Savage and BIA). An uncanny but intriguing scenario, but true to their styles, the original song got re-shaped for
In the realm of electronic music, where genres continually evolve, VANES has embarked on a captivating exploration of sound, color, and emotion. His album, aptly titled “Red Illusions,” is not just a collection of tracks but a conceptual journey into what can be described as the consolidation of Trance House. The first keyword that resonates
Greg Jones has been a laudable and meritorious moniker in the electronic music scene, especially since his older alias ‘G Jones‘. Known for fabricating unique and experimental soundscapes, the American creative has expertise in melding Glitch, Acid, and IDM with the unconventional likes of Trap, and Future Bass, among other kinds of bass-heavy endeavors. His
• Plethora of sound design • Evolving layout • Sparse, with subtle details Mau5trap fans were pleased to their cores when “Hypnocurrency” was revealed to the public, and for all the right reasons. Combining the might of the revered Deadmau5 with the powerhouse talent REZZ was expected with an abundance of hype. Nearly two years
• Everything redone in a more modern key • Outstanding vocal duty from Roland Clark • Subtle details throughout enrich the outcome Born as a project through Zoom sessions between two long-time friends and stable SIZE members Corey James and HIISAK, “The Underground” is a MASSIVE association between the two creatives, including eminent vocalist Roland
• Eccentric craftwork • Excellent breakdown atmosphere • Techy influence with the lead Together with aliases such as Will Sparks and Timmy Trumpet, Joel Fletcher is one of the most recognizable faces in the Melbourne dance scene and its bounce subgenre, which is characterized by upbeat basses and a distinct darker sound: all available in
• Old-school flair • Exotic vocals • Unforgettable melody, catchy and bouncy drops The house/dance scene is arguably the most influential and lucrative: While genres like Tech House and Deep House are ever so widespread with their skyrocketing popularity, No Mana has reminded us of existing niche styles that flourished in the not-so-distant past: Electro
• A journey through the EDM boundaries • Sentimental and introspective track • Chords more than leads Having made the tough decision of re-emerging in the dance music scene, AN21 broke his sabbatical in 2021. Ever since, the Swedish moniker has taken strides in developing his sonic mettle, experimenting with each release. “Liquid Gold” is
• Blend of genres, nice Techno buildup • SCNDL‘s bounce is missing • Violent outcome It is quite surprising to see SCNDL and Vion Konger pair up, given that they always worked on different genres in different labels, but it is nice to have them united in “Mutate”, released a few weeks ago on Dharma.
• Finally something genuine! • Great synergy with the vocals • Surprising twist afterwards My expectations about R3HAB who most probably didn’t even open the project file for “Rock My Body” once, were low as always. For an artist thriving in fame lately, I was hoping for a more inventive take on the Trance classic
• Vocals from Skrillex’s • Dirty Electro House • Classic Dutch House influences It was surprising to hear Dr Phunk changing genres, but “Ruffneck Sound” is neither a dull nor bland track, despite being a Festival Big Room-Techno hybrid. Featuring a vocal loop I didn’t hear for a long time, I guess coming from Skrillex’s
• Yes, the structure is not THAT unique • Rigorous work on the percussions • Entertaining results due to a passionate approach It’s time to head back to the roots and review less-talked-about music, capable to give a spin without too much fuss and stream-hoarding techniques. After receiving this submission from BreakdeX and Syzero titled
• 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
• Explosive, out-of-the-box drop style • Bouncy bassline • Excellent blend with the existing Phonk staples The two Italian creatives YOLO KULT and Carl Lazy couldn’t make me any less content with their booming “Thunderbolt”! Just like a lightning bolt, the composition blasts and roars with an impressive assortment of basslines and hard-hitting lead. It’s
• Delicate and emotional vocals • Continuous loop in Otto Knows style • Gets repetitive, but a clever concept “One More Time” is a new show on Netflix that revolves around the story of Amelia, who is trapped inside a time loop of where she lives the same day over and over. The movie has
• Not an habitueè of Hard Dance • Lots of care with the digital theme • Some unexpected old-school Electro House breakdowns I know, I know, I am reviewing a lot of Tribal Trap stuff lately. It’s just that I keep discovering exciting releases, such as “404” by Dirty Blood! Trust me, this one will
