All posts tagged in Future Bass
• A Bassline that hits • Great blend with the vocal • Genuine sound experimentation NOTSOSW33T’s “Memories” really caught me off guard in the best way possible. Right from the start, there’s something about it that feels fresh. The bassline, the melody, and the vocals just work together in this perfect, energetic harmony. As someone
A new album from Elephante is here, and it’s worth sitting down with. COPE arrives as a deeply personal exploration of healing, with Elephante sharing with us the complexities of emotional resilience through his signature electronic sound. The album weaves through different collaborative voices – Ridgely, Linney, Amber Liu, Daye– each track mapping out a
When I reviewed Spirit Link‘s “Now That I’m With You“, I was anticipating his upcoming album “The Spirit Dimension“. Now that it’s here, I’ve spent considerable time with this album, and I’m excited to share my thoughts on this impressive work. “The Spirit Dimension” is a well-chosen title for this collection. It truly feels like
• Playful meets melodic in this dubstep collaboration • Dual vocals create an ethereal atmosphere • More mature feeling SPIRIT LINK, a Dubstep/Future Bass artist I’ve been following for a while, continues to impress with his dreamy, happy, and joyful style. Known for his videogame-inspired 8-bit sounds and complex melodic switches, SPIRIT LINK has stunned
• Sweet and calm atmosphere • Balanced sound design • Drop is a bit short Marvello, the Polish producer known for his remarkable sound design, has just released “The Night” on Future Bass Records. This track caught my attention with its blend of emotional vibes, catchy melodies, and punchy basslines. The track opens with a
• Solid signature sound in the drop • Great vocal performance for this kind of piece • The breakdown is Avicii-influenced It’s been a long time since I’ve reviewed something from Syn Cole, the Estonian veteran who began his career on LE7ELS. Since then, he’s been on a long journey with millions of streams and
• Melodic Future Bass with Cinematic elements • Warm, energetic vocal • Dharma’s way of exploring familiar genres It’s been a while since I’ve had the pleasure of diving into the world of Melodic Future Bass, especially within the realm of Dharma. When I first caught wind that KSHMR had handpicked a track from this
• Heartwarming composition • Included in Apex Legend’s charity event • Calm intro, slowly piling energy Imagine creating a soundtrack for your favorite video game. Crazy, right? In my case, it would be for Baldur’s Gate 3 (GOTY 2023); which I have been avidly playing in the past weeks, but for Izeezus, it’s the case
• Violins again • Delicate and surprising sequences • Serena Z‘s violin supports well the breakdown After raving about “Royalty” and its Don Diablo remix, the Portuguese musician Egzod has dropped another track, “Collide,” which is part of a 5-track EP with the same name. I thought it was high time to dive into some
• Well, the original was even higher • Don daringly experimenting • From Future Bass to Future House, with elegance Yet another great creative gesture from Don Diablo has arrived: this is a gorgeous remix to discuss, going back to his roots like “Still Cutting Shapes”… with elegance and innovative intentions, and pushing aside any
In the realm of music, where genres often maintain their distinct boundaries, encountering a project that seamlessly blends two seemingly disparate genres is a rare and exhilarating experience. Space Boy, a talented multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer hailing from Buffalo, NY, has embarked on a musical journey that defies conventional categorization. His project “SL9Y3R” is a
• Future Bass with acoustic elements • Funky guitar riffs • Commendable vocals The world of indie-pop is exciting. Although we rarely cover it due to differences in genres, there’s no denying the talent brimming in such independently functioning acts. ASHWYN (formerly Astra), has set up a veritable reputation by blending electronica with rock influences:
• Laney with a crazy vocal show • Elegant and heart-breaking strings • Genres and ideas unified in the drop NCS has struck back again by “discovering” great talents. Well, discovering might be a bit of an exaggeration, as it’s been years since the talented Clarx has released bangers on the label, but only recently
• Sweeping vocal performance • Explosive and lively drops • Plenty of details to admire As I am suffering in the rather stifling heatwave dominating over my place with a boiling hundred and four degrees as the mercury keeps rising, it seems there are even more summer releases heading my way. Anyways, some of my
• Excellent vocal presence from Daye • Meticulous and subtle detailing on the drop • Quality over creativity It’s been a considerable duration since I heard about Future Generation, the existing spin-off of the esteemed TNC Recordings. Racking up a steady flow of well-selected Future Bass releases, there’s a lot to dig from its catalog!
• Experimental Future House sound • Glitchy and bass house influences • A lively vocal accompanying Today I am quite elated to be doing this review because genuinely I believe that Kieran Hill, the 18 y/o British producer might be a new name to you since he’s mostly releasing as an indie producer (notable exceptions
• An intense take on the original • Melodic and glitching dubstep drops • Overtaking the vocal slightly ILLENIUM’s set became my favorite during this year’s UMF, together with Timmy Trumpet (super fun) and the rather surprising one from Kygo… The American star has managed to present a lot of interesting ideas, including a superlative
• Goes beyond the commercial tag • Dualism between drums and synths • DnB finale leaving mixed feelings I may have discovered Flume at the wrong moment. The American creator exploded in popularity in 2012 and soon reached worldwide fame a couple of years later, being at the forefront of future bass pioneering. Unfortunately back
• Lean structure, plenty fun • Catchy vocals, a great fit with the guitars • Unexpected finale Being a veteran of the NCS roster, Johnning has made a mark in the independent channel’s catalogue for over half-a-decade! He’s a talented singer, endowed with a warm voice that merges well in an energetic Progressive House performance
• Trance, Future Bass and more! • Pushed over vocals with quality lyricism • Different drops, a hallmark of Ophelia records American alias Far Out singlehandedly managed to craft an explosive mixture of sweet Future Bass and hard-hitting growls of Melodic Dubstep, enriched further with influences from Trance and Progressive House. I know, a lot
• Ambient melody • Creative sound-design • Playful schema with enhanced brutalism First of all, this might be my final review before onset of the vacation, so I hope you all are enjoying the last vestiges of summer (or winter, if you are from down under). Anyways, if planning for a sojourn, might I introduce
