All posts tagged in Future House
• 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,
• Firebeatz solo return on Spinnin’ • Laden with 90s vibe, future house structure • Catchy vocal presence, jazzy influences What is a more welcoming thing for the awaited summer than splendid House music to accompany with? Last Friday, the Dutch duo Firebeatz have come up with a splendid 90’s influenced production on Spinnin’, titled
• Groovy and darker tone • Minimalistic approach, focus on the driving bassline • A transition towards a newer evolved style? The generic title of the latest Notalike creation probably shouldn’t bother you, because “Down Low” has potential, as expected! The Italian duo (previously known as RAGERZ) has positively impressed us (and many fans alike)
• Spotify-compatible structure, extremely predictable • Sincerely impressed by the passionate vocal • Monotonous release with the usual artificial personality I’ve always been openly against the marketing strategy employed by “artists” like R3HAB and MOTi, releasing generic tunes or remixes every week to maximize their presence on Spotify and consequently, their revenues. This uncalled-for methodology
• Squeaky “Deorro style” lead • Hit or miss concept • Enjoyable drop that accomplishes its task “La manos arriba, cintura sola“… Nah, wrong song. Broz Rodriguez and Fito Silva are entertaining us today with a refreshing party banger, “Manos Arriba“. The title’s meaning is a generic “Hands Up” in Spanish, if you are wondering
• Fetching groove in drop segment • Pleasant and memorable vocal presence • Unexpected but shuffling pace in the rhythm The dawn of this new decade surely guarantees the up and coming record producers plenty of opportunities, which will bring the much-needed vibrancy to the ever-evolving industry. For this specific article, we will be covering
• 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)
• Different vocal that, in this case, makes the difference • Intelligent blend between both styles • Entertaining melodic combination There have been some troubles with “Dynamite”, first postponed and then released with a different vocal, but, finally, I can say that I’m satisfied by the final outcome. Mike Williams experimented with something different from his future bounce,
One of the stereotypes we hear about Norwegians is that they are shy, introvert, or cold-hearted people. Jonas Aden is a perfect example of how much these canonical and textbook beliefs may be wrong. The real protagonist of this year’s ADE has been this crazy yet marvellous personality, who played in front of thousands of
• Organic and alluring breakdown • Playful and refreshing drop segment • Leading vocal presence Since the esteemed Dutch label Revealed Recordings unveiled their community label, we have ended up writing for a lot of compositions getting a release there. Various uprising talents have made their mark with this imprint, even getting to the main
• Delicate, sweet vocal • Unexpected vocal chop scheme • A sparkling personality, combining different vibes altogether “Follow Me” was unusually promoted and pushed by Revealed, despite being a community release, with the exclusive publication of an official video (rather generic for me, unfortunately). However, I can see why this gem by Vessbroz and Mark
• Unexpected wobbly drop • Rock-inspired breakdown section, accompanied by a charming vocal from Dan Brenner • Commercial/club-friendly efficient hybrid Ben Ambergen and his bootlegs have often entertained me, but I’ve never really found the chance to speak about this Portuguese producer! Reviewing bootlegs is often tricky because of the influence of the original creator in it. Anyway,
• 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,
I’ve always been a fan of artists having a signature sound. When people are consuming new music on Spotify playlists, there’s a chance that the listener might not even glance at their device to see who the song is by. But when they hear a song from Dropgun,
• 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
• Delicate, oneiric essence • Curious melodic approach • Relaxing experience It’s a tedious period, with exams, hot weather, reggaeton and pop hits to review. I must admit that I’ve been slightly stressed lately. Luckily, Thomas X Martin, a British producer, impressed me with a refreshing debut composition, “Neptuna”. I’ll be honest, “Neptuna” doesn’t radiate
• Subtle breakdown • Melodic & lush drop • Enticing vocal performance Talking about new releases, we have a fresh revelation from none other than the Finnish talent Samlight, whose music we have often talked about. His new production once again precedes expectations with sublime and melodic nature of his works. The new song, called
• Snazzy and energetic • Simplistic arrangements, especially in the breakdown • Creative and melodic drop Past Friday saw the release of yet another refreshing tune for this summer, none other from the talented Italian natives Maximals. This time, they have joined forces with the up and coming con-nationals PØP CULTUR. Both of these artists
• 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
