All posts tagged in Electro
• Consistent theme • Stellar vocals atop the instrumental • Catchy melodies that linger I’ve previously commended Jeriko’s work on the “Renaissancel” EP under Intensity Recordings, where he seamlessly melded modern Future Wave with the vibes of 2010. As I like to say, Jeriko delivered what I had hoped for from the return of SHM:
• Distinct styles amalgamated, evident in the various segments • Vigor and dynamism in abundance • Favorites of Hard Trance Europe, united What unfolds when three favorites from HTE join forces in the studio? “Champagne” is the response to this inquiry, a result of the collaborative endeavors of Yusef Kifah, Lab4, and SHOCK:FORCE—three maestros of
Recently, I had the pleasure of diving into the musical realm of J. Louix through his latest EP, a prelude to an upcoming LP slated for early 2024. As a part-time music professor and a recognized artist with editorial picks on major streaming platforms, J. Louix brings a fresh and innovative approach to his creations.
• 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
• Too many fillers, subjectively • Tough bassline, adventurous breakdown • Fiery drops On this occasion, I am sharing some classic Trap created by the German producer YL with a plethora of minuscule details blending over Electro influences. Inspired by the likes of bigwigs such as Take/Five and Fabian Mazur, YL is incorporating the usual
• More focus on Tech House • Energetic burst of vocals • Less duration TV Noise, the formerly duo act, has been responsible for myriads of funky releases on record labels such as Spinnin’, Revealed, and many other top-performing imprints. This year has been no different, as the now singular Dutch alias has kept cranking
• 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
• Energetic Deep House personality • Touchy chorus, a bit exaggerated • Solid vocals, solid percussions There’s a feeling that Nicky Romero is wanting to replicate the success Alesso had nearly seven years ago; after the hugely successful “Am I Wrong” by the duo Nico & Vinz, they joined forces with the Swedish alias for
• Guetta’s version wasn’t exactly a masterpiece • Missing chance to showcase their new styles • Techno kick, long buildup “Satisfaction” by Benny Benassi is one of those classics which we all are familiar with hearing in live sets often, owing to its simpler and effortlessly catchy setup that has remained timeless. Personally, the vocals
After realizing there wasn’t any throwback article since February, it put me in quite a distasteful position, for I enjoy writing about tracks that influenced the very history of Electronic music. Well then, let me make up. This one’s dedicated to an explosive phenomenon that occured in the 2010s pop culture, yet a direct outcome
• Explosive first drop • A mix of everything: Trance, Tech House, Big Room. • Ending on a melodic note Experimenting needs undivided commitment. This is something I have found soundly present within the discography of the scintillating Maurice West. I won’t mince my words that admire him anyways, as the Dutch act has harkened
• Heavy bassline • Presence of Fisher-type leads • Evolving percussions Tech House? I am definitely not the right person to comment on any tracks from the genre, committing to it only in rarest of circumstances. Yet, while listening to one of the promo submissions, “Legends” from Cyrus Khan and Launo was something that captured
• Unjustified promotion into the main imprint • Commonplace structure bereft of stamina • One-sided collaboration After what I would consider a considerable amount of time, Revealed Recordings has managed to gain my attention with their newest addition. Meet “Anywhere”, an Electro House outcome of studio synergy between Mr. Sid and DEADLINE. With both being
