All posts tagged in Future Bounce
• Suave vocals, perfectly fitting • Debonair Future Bounce drop • Summer-ish melody, festival banger Maybe if you’re acquainted with the Future House genre, then these particular names will ring a bell, as both are up and coming talents taken directly from Revealed Community, and probably, the new frontliners of this genre. Jack & James
• 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
• Bouncy, more aggressive than expected drop • Particularly well managed vocal loop • Happy vibes, very appreciated I’ve already reviewed a couple of future bass tracks of Ez Quew, and his future house twist has been a hell of a surprise! The Swedish producer has teamed up for the second time with Marc Brothers,
• Intricacies between vocal and melody • Energetic and pulsating drop • Tasteless breakdown A couple of years ago I presented you Max Fail, an excellent and ambitious Future House producer who impressed me… and it’s time for a follow-up! His collaboration with native duo-logy The Cousins (a new name, who have intriguing independent releases)
• Heavy distortions on the vocal • Shape-shifting creative drop • A dynamic and entertaining experience Future house isn’t impressing me lately. Many producers aren’t evolving their styles, or they jumped on the “wobbling drop” bandwagon, making it overused. Zonderling made this style famous, and, considering that I was already bored by it when he
• Vintage-infused sound • Appealing vocal performance from Little League • Modern synth-line approach Among many other popular sayings, “History repeats itself” is one which finds its way significantly present in contemporary times, especially art and music. Today we will be speaking of one such example, from none other than the acclaimed Russian House DJ/Producer Madison Mars. Christening
• Mike Williams influences in the main lead • A robust, energetic, powerful approach • Slightly slow melody, still capable of hypnotizing Tracks like “Don’t Hold Me Down” are the reason why I started reviewing, and I still love my hobby. Sure, speaking about famous tunes is nice, but valorizing talents like D3GORAN, hugely underrated,
• A standard vocal approach in the break • Exotic and mysterious supporting flute • Unexpected bouncy drop It is not easy, but Jack O’Kings & Sam Helix demonstrated that a classic formula could show pleasant surprises! This kind of summerish future house breakdown has been so overused in the past that I rarely listen to it for
• Excellent vocal performance by Eddie Jonsson • The guitar in the breakdown is noteworthy • Predictable future bounce drop Dropgun is one of my favorite duos, and it’s not just their music. They have an excellent marketing strategy, focused on their purple mascot, Little Drop. You can find it on Dropgun’s recent covers and
• Lively and catchy melody • Alluring rhythms • Well-made instrumental Just a few weeks ago, we mentioned about the talented and uprising artists named Uplink, hailing from Germany. This time around, they have joined forces with the young Spanish talent Distrion. The trio has crafted an impressive production for the ears, titled as “Laguna”.
• Drop emanates festive vibes • Engaging vocal breakdown • Exuberant and dynamic persona We have introduced Ez Quew in the past; the Swedish talent has impressed us previously with his tracks radiating sparkling, zestful, and energetic caliber. I have observed a trend – Music by artists hailing from Nordic nations generally have these traits
• Contrasting thoughts about the vocal • Catchy, summerish, future bounce structure • Capable of maintaining a personality I wrote a lovely review about Tom & Jame collaboration “Warrior” two weeks ago, and it’s funny to see myself here again writing similar words. However, “No Hard Feelings” impressed me for a different reason: it is
This review is in collaboration with Revealed Family! If you like their work, follow them here. Mike Williams and Hardwell, together in “I’m Not Sorry”. A collab that I’d have never expected, and the result is pretty good. Let’s begin with the track itself, which is catchy as hell, you will automatically remember the vocals and
• David Guetta? • Predictable Brooks drop • Great vocal performance I love the actual EDM industry. Sincerely, it’s outstanding. It looks so beautiful to see the names of some top djs in songs in which they actually didn’t do almost anything. But you know, (maybe) a name is more important (or gives more $$) than
• Easily identifiable Mike Williams vibe • Dynamic and powerful drops • Portentous break The EDM scene is saturated these days, and one of the most important qualities of every producer is to have a recognizable signature sound without staying repetitive. As you can imagine, this is not easy at all, but some people are
73/100 • Bouncy and hypnotic production • Impulsive approach during the breakdown section • High stamina CVBE from Portugal amazed us today with a fresh Future Bounce tune, “Melodia“. Its point of strength, a gorgeously dynamic melody, is already introduced by the title, so… Spoiler alert! This free download is catchy, energetic, and extremely enjoyable.
80/100 • Lovely drop sounds • Bouncy vibes, with sci-fi influences • Static melodic approach The are some names in the EDM scene that never disappoint, and Mike Williams is, of course, one of them. Some months after the release of the colossal “Lullaby” (90+ for us), he is showing us that he wants to
78\100 • A sweet hybrid between future bounce and progressive • Hypnotic vocal loop, really particular • Positive vibes everywhere Ahh, Fedora. This song has so much cuteness that I don’t really know how to describe it. Delicate, yet catchy and with the right energy… It’s a little gem, obtained by fusing together progressive house
73\100 • Refreshing tune for the summer (even if it’s a bit late) • Catchy and dynamic melody • Magnetizing vocal by K.O. Summer is not over, as “Wind Me Up” easily demonstrates today. This awesome Future Bounce release by Calvo & Dazz lighted up our cold hearts, infusing a positive summer vibe in this
77/100 • Presence of Mesto’s signature schematics and sound, and some surprises • Features a catchy-enough melody with energetic drop segment • Slightly similar to Brooks’ “Lynx”, it manages to deliver energy Another Friday has arrived duly on time with the revelation of new tracks, including one from none other than the Dutch prodigy Mesto himself. Showing his
76/100 • Released on Spinnin’ Premium, free download • Delectable breakdown paired with a bass-heavy drop • Reminds us of “Triple Six” or “51”, classic Curbi style Not a long time has passed and we have another great record from Curbi. The English prodigy, known for his unique arrangements and sound-selection, is back to his familiar bass-heavy style.
