All posts tagged in Future House
• 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, High ‘N’ Rich, RudeLies, Brooks, or SaberZ
• 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
• Plenty of refreshing summer vibes • Surprising drop • Peaceful atmosphere Are you a fan of trompe-l’oeils? If so, welcome there, this is your post! No matter if we speak about food, painting or whatever type of art, sometimes our brains tend to imagine things the wrong way, and something similar happens while listening
• Summerish refreshing remix • Main protagonist: the piano • The delicate use of vocal chops In the past few days, I’ve received a lot of “Mama” remixes, so I deduced and discovered the existence of a remix contest on SKIO. Many talented producers reworked the Clean Bandit & Ellie Goulding hit, but Niko Kotoulas
• Alluring vocal hook • Rhythmic drop • Repetitive arrangements Among the various other new songs, we have the new release from Netherlands based DJ/Producer Marc Benjamin. He has been recently revealing his works in the leading Dutch label of Protocol Recordings. Releasing his second record for this year, “Fall For You” is a combination
• Creative and innovative vocal chops • Elegant summerish breakdown • Stunning vocal It’s not the first time that we are reviewing a song by Samlight, and we have our good reasons to do so. This Finnish talent impressed us various times with magical future house releases and his fantastic use of the vocal chops technique. Vocal chops
74/100 • Catchy chords, with a pinch of sweetness • Delicate vocal chops • Mike Williams influences This 17-year old Italian producer already impressed us with a couple of future bass releases (including “The New Ghost“), and it feels so good seeing that he’s finally on the Spinnin’ Talent Pool! “Success Killer” is the beginning of Klavis’ adventure
OVERALL: 80/100 • Be Alright: 82/100 • Valkyrie: 84/100 • Revenge: 77/100 • Fox You Up: 78/100 • Tonight: 74/100 • Memories: 75/100 Just 6 songs, but well chosen. FHC is slowly becoming one of the most important future house labels, together with Hexagon, and we were curious to see their ADE sampler. In few
76\100 • Repetitive vocal, but is used in a clever and catchy way • Surprising aggressiveness from Dastic, who got us used to his chillier approaches • Interesting formula, a breath of fresh air in the future bounce world What a surprise by Dastic, a producer we had terribly underrated in the previous months. Yes,
85\100 GAMPER & DADONI, if you are a fan of relaxing EDM, is the perfect name for you. In the past, we have already reviewed an amazing production by this German duo, and we are following their exciting music way before the blog opened. It’s hard to explain the reason, but their tracks are simply
84/100 We have a super collaboration as April nears its end, one which definitely boasts intensity and energy. The team-up we will be talking about consists of renowned Dutch artist Tony Junior, along with the creative and talented Reggio. Both of them have a known impressive record, and the resultant production henceforth been titled “S4YM”.
While analysing the future house scene in 2017, a single name impressed us. Jack Wins. The Dutch (but currently living in the UK) producer has experienced an incredible peak of success in the latest year, thanks to his unique and enjoyable style. After listening to a couple of his releases or remixes, it’s easy to
80\100 What a fresh future bounce tune we have there! Nicko Mills from Sweden and Max Fail from Germany teamed up and released “Hold Me Back” on Future House Cloud, a network very famous for the future house lovers! As every release by FHC, the quality level is very high, but “Hold Me Back” impressed
