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Out of all the classics, do you know what remains as my favourite drop till date? If I have to be brutally objective (excluding tunes that I love because of sentiments attached to them). It is, surprise, a nearly forgotten TWIIG x Pitchback ID that premiered on Tomorrowland many summers ago. While this might not
• Mix of hilarious vocal and solid groove • Bass House leaning arrangements • A new direction for L3N? Every once in a while, there is a record with an unusual flair and oddities that warrant attention. As the Friday list of new music extends miles, one such was asking for its own specific article.
It is a grim article to write, but here goes. For second time in a row, the fan-endeared Ultra Music Festival held in Miami, FL has been cancelled. And for the second time at that. Rumours were afloat since last year and were made official only yesterday on 20th. The official account further noted that
• Tribal and Psy-Trance influences • Generic and overused structure • Catchy drop (but is there an equal teamwork?) Taking a quick look into the rather unpredictable schedule of Revealed Recordings, this particular work made me surprised because of the parties involved in making it. First we have Carta, an esteemed figure on the genre
Before proceeding, a brief introduction of the topic feels to be placed prior further discussion regarding them. Last year was difficult for everyone, but lockdowns unveiled many artist’s creativity and helped rising acts make a name in the scene. At the time of writing this, few countries have restarted festivals (for majority, online alternative is
Welcome to our first exclusive series for this year, “Lost Labels Of Yesterday”. In this trilogy, we will remind ourselves of music imprints that decided to hit the brake; whether long-forgotten or recently abandoned. While this would not be an in-depth analysis, we will attempt to find the reason on why these once thriving labels
• Yeap, you’ve read the rating. I took my meds, I swear! • Excellent execution of the Christmas theme • Short Progressive House drop with the recognizable bells “The enemy of my enemy is my friend”, they say. Textbook Progressive House songs have found way into top of my “to-avoid” list, but I have found
• Carta’s debut on Rave Culture • Energetic, however lacking experimentation • Clever placement of a variation in the schematic This article induces nostalgia for me, since Rave Culture happened to be the first label I reviewed in this blog. As we all know, W&W’s label has catapulted to the Big Room scene with a
• Great vocal with repetitive lyricism • Euphoric variant of Hardstyle • Well execution of pauses before the drops If there was something that has drawn my constant admiration, then the quality Hardstyle manufactured by LNY TNZ is one of them. The Dutch Producer has always managed to bring excellent melodies to the platter, and
• Unexpected but promising collaboration • Fusion of Progressive and Big Room trademarks • Decent release with requisite energy Last week, the renowned Mexican natives ANG decided to publish their studio joint-efforts along with Portuguese act, KEVU. This time they crafted a festival worthy hybrid of Progressive-Big Room, titled as “For Our People”. The pair
• Important team-up between different creators • Nostalgic vibes in the drop… • Quality tune that entertains in an efficient way It’s quite uncommon nowadays to see big collaborations between more than three or four artists (except when two brothers are involved), but in “Settle For None” we have a whopping six people (“real”, without
Since commencement of lockdown and self-isolation period, there has been a gargantuan decline in outdoor events. With nearly all festivals postponed till the next year or so, some have come up with another solution to this: online events. Approaching this methodology, the Belgium held esteemed festival TomorrowLand has also decided the same. “Around The World”,
• Brutal drop, bouncy and tribal-influenced • Simple but effective formula, considering the genre • Enjoyable breakdown sequence If you haven’t been living in a cave for some years and you are a fan of Big Room, I’m pretty sure that the names “WYKO” and “NAEMS” will sound familiar to you. These Revealed Radar veterans
Remember the days we casually decided to book tickets for a festival, packed up and had an uninterrupted rave session? Probably no, and perhaps not for another long stretch of time. But fear not, in this decade of technological advancements, it is not long before we have fool-proof (almost) substitutes. Browsing on the internet, we
As we’re all well aware by now, COVID-19 has nearly shut down all live entertainment around the globe. No festivals, no clubs, no nothing. However, this has led to a rise in livestreaming and pre-recording festivals hosted by all the major EDM players including Tomorrowland. The upside of all this is that it’s introduced us
• Quality remake of the classic “House Of Justice” • Smooth blend of both different signature styles! • Summer-ish and alluring I particularly love when collaborations are balanced and not just for namesake, with both the parts involved managing to add their own styles and energy, fusing it into one splendid outcome… After having heard
• Thundering drop • Startling combination of commercial and club-friendly parts • Dynamic and detailed production Boom!! Summer is almost here, and lots of producers are now fighting for making the prestigious “hit of the season“. Between all types of interesting (and not that interesting) and innovative (literal needles in a haystack, aha) proposals made by
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