All posts tagged in Electro House
• Sequel to “Champion Sound” • Analogous and recognizable structure • Engaging breakdown Past Friday marked a significant release for leading Dutch imprint Protocol Recordings, between the luminary heavyweight Nicky Romero and the talented duo in contemporary scene, Teamworx. This time, they have delivered yet another festival-friendly production for their fan-base. Titled as “Deep Dark
80/100 • Mix of Bass and Electro House • Effective drop elements • Simplistic yet energetic With the start of this brand-new year, listeners and our readers are surely searching for an energetic and vibrant record to enjoy. Do not worry, as we have got you covered by talking about a fresh single in this
79/100 • Unique drop synths • Atmospheric breakdown • Predictable schematics with twists Making to the top of new Monday releases is from none other than luminary Dutch music figure John Christian, who has a solid reputation for his known electro hits. This record resonates with hulking energy, taking hints from the classic Big Room sound with
80/100 • Two different styles fitting well together • Unexpected violin twist • Bouncy Syzz drop We are big fans of the Syzz bouncy style, and “Be My Love” is a good example of its interesting potentialities. This nice collaboration with the Japanese Taku-Hero (the creator of “Fun Lovin“, present in the Revealed Miami Sampler 2018) brings lots
Overall: 76/100 Blonde Breda: 81/100 All Around: 79/100 Da Trankis: 76/100 Trembling: 74/100 Now We Gonna: 74/100 This article is in continuation to the first part of this year’s Revealed ADE sampler, including our final thoughts on the overall EP. Picking up from “Blonde Breda”, made by the talented French-man Antoine Delvig, works with a
OVERALL:79/100 • Higher: 80/100 • Tribal: 70/100 • Alive: 81/100 • Combo: 20/100 • Saxofunk: 77/100 Another intriguing ADE EP that we discovered is the one released by Fonk Records. Dannic’s label wasn’t in a good situation last year, but the acquisition by Spinnin’ helped it in reaching more fans, and the quality came back
OVERALL:73/100 Cairo: 68/100 Nova: 71/100 I Can’t Take It: 80/100 Konichiwa: 74/100 Attack: 77/100 Today we will be talking about Dutch mega-label Revealed Recordings, as their new ADE sampler has been released over the course of few days. This review will be a short overview over each of the instrumentals, in order to avoid complexity
64/100 • Simple drop structure that left us unsatisfied • Funky break with a catchy vocal • Creative approach, but not convincing “EDM Bubble” left us slightly sceptical. For Spinnin’ standards, this collaboration between the Dutch Jay Hardway and Mike Cervello is intriguing and original… But sometimes originality isn’t enough. We were pleasantly surprised to
47\100 • Uncreative, uncreativeeeeee • Outstanding vocal, not supported by the base • Catchy but completely flavourless It’s quite a boring week, without any particularly exciting release, so we went back in time instead and picked this quite important release of the last Friday. Unfortunately, we aren’t really happy about it… “Light It Up” is
84/100 • Unexpected collaboration, refreshing single • Funky, especially because of the melody • Composed of signature styles, yet unique to good extents Surprising the audience with this unexpected collaboration, we have another dance-floor ready production to review and talk about. This, as said, is another interesting and significant team-up between two different set of
84\100 • 2014-style electro house. We missed it! • Catchy vocal, signature lead • Simple yet hypnotic melody Wow, finally a Tiësto song that is not a collab or an edit! The last solo track of the Dutch legend was “Red Lights” (2013), but the singer wasn’t credited. “Chasing Summer“, released 6 years ago, is
If you are into Dutch/Acid/Electro house (the dirty one, Afrojack-style to be precise), you can’t be unaware of JAGGS. The Dutch duo in the last 4 years conquered a solid spot in the scene with various hits on Revealed Recordings (in particular), Armada and Dim Mak. Their style is, using a euphemism, unique. Every
84/100 • Splendid comeback to Dannic’s roots, with a brand new dynamism • Drums, drums, druuuuums • Electric and vibrant breakdown, one of the catchiest ever from Dannic The brief and engaging holiday is over, and as we start our chores for the next coming months, there is a huge list in front of us.
77\100 • As usual, classic Row Rocka structure: brutal electro house • Dynamic drop, fresher than expected • Catchy break, rich of stamina and aggressiveness As said in an old review, we have a little problem with Row Rocka’s drops. We can’t connect very much with them, despite appreciating their uniqueness and creativity. Today, surprise
76\100 • Three great names together, super high expectations • The drop is slightly lacking dynamism • Incredible breakdown, with an interesting structure and personality “Knockout” left us with a weird flavour in our mouth (and ears), after the first listen. This huge collab between Quintino, MAKJ and Deorro, one of the greatest comebacks of
73\100 • Catchy Dannic-style groovy drop, a real electro house pleasure • Mysterious and vibrant break with an infusion of elegant ethnicism • Has an ample amount of wild and aggressive energy From Tunisia, HunterSynth delivered a mini-EP on Exposed Recordings, a little gem that, for us, deserves to be reviewed. We decided to focus on the first
85/100 Written by our fan Jibran • Third release in STMPD by Loopers, a stable name in Garrix’s label by now • Displays the boisterous and experimental sounds he crafts • Crisp and effective, delectable breakdown paired with wobbling drop Monday signifies a new day and a new start, and along with that for a
80\100 Finally, we have a new Martin Garrix song, this time in collaboration with his friend Loopers! “Game Over” really amazed us because of its unpredictable underground vibe, the catchiness, and the message that Martin wanted to send us by releasing this long-awaited collaboration! First of all, loyal fans can already notice a detail in
