All posts tagged in Future Rave
• Lovely work on the lead’s distortions • Lesser innovation overall • Emotional and passionate vocal, emphasized in break and buildup Yohann Warren has piqued my interest, especially after a commendable debut on Crash & Smile a few months back with “Edge of Tonight“. Teaming up with the vocalist Brunetti again, his latest release drew
• Strong start with vocals • Melodic breakdown, techno drops • Robust, but predictable The festival version of techno continues to take over the mainstage spectrum, thanks to key aliases devoting their skills and branding to the genre. Hardwell did it with his rebellious changeover, and likewise with Will Sparks, trading his usual bounce trademarks
• Classic FR setup • Magical breakdown with a thrilling atmosphere • Effectively brings an interesting outcome With all respect to the production duty from DJ WZRD, the main element here is the use of vocals. “Can’t Believe It” is a gorgeous Future Rave record from DJ WZRD’s independent label, which I decided to review
• Minimal breakdowns • Overpowering drops • Greatly performed vocals Dada Life’s Crash & Smile, the sub-imprint under Revealed Recordings has grown its legion of forthcoming producers who deserve the exposure. A promising collaboration emerged there, involving Blink, Kazden, and Jetty Rachers: three aliases that designed an interesting festival-ready track “One Day Soon”. Vocalizing the
• Great first drop, with Future Rave finale • One of the most unnecessary vocals ever • Generic, with few interesting features Originally made known to the world in 1963 by Jorge Ben, “Mas Que Nada” was reworked by Sergio Mendez in ‘66 and later in 2006 (featuring The Black Eyed Peas). Most people will
• Delicate breakdown section • Heavy and darker mood in the drop by ÜHÜ • Electro House influences in the old school lead It makes me glad to see ÜHÜ, one of the most competent talents from Controversia (Alok‘s label), receiving a well-merited team-up with the imprint owner himself. The pair has already remixed “It
• Delicate vocal, clashing with the underground rhythm • Fisher bassline against Future Rave lead • Experimental approach that works! Let’s be honest, Future Rave is rocking right now, and I’m thrilled to see many producers reinventing what Guetta & MORTEN have introduced to the EDM scene. This experiment by the Sidney-based Dizzie Dayze is
• A future rave track with melodic essence • Charming vocal delivery • Summer midtempo twist in the build-up TurnItUp Muzik often times releases compelling releases, and if one is willing to dig deeper in their catalog, they will strike upon gold. I am talking about phenomenal records such as “Psyche” by Blackcode, Arsen and
• 90s Trance & Future Rave • Old-school intro, futuristic drop afterward • Simple structure brimming with energy It’s hard to describe exactly what’s catching my attention in such a hypnotic way in “The Return”; the newest and magnetic release by Mark Roma hit the jackpot with a splendid and proficient sound design! The tune
So, after 4 years, the beloved Dutch producer Hardwell is finally back! And with the complete package! An upcoming Album “Rebels Never Die“, a worldwide tour, this UMF liveset… And a new style. Love it or hate it, what’s sure is that Hardwell has abruptly changed his view of music, taking a different, way darker
• Suitable for clubs • Not-so-dynamic drop but effective • Mariana carries all the weight Waiting for Tomorrowland to release anything remotely interesting requires a huge effort. Their label was one of those cases where they had their ups and downs, yet more of the latter. This time, their newest single seemed to be a
• Standout vocal, accompanied by piano • Slower rhythm, ode to old-school Prog • Slight Future Rave add-ons! Felippe Mela isn’t a familiar name to me, yet his attempt on Future Rave has convinced me firmly to write a few lines, as it has impressive results to show! With a few indie releases on his
• Future Rave/Trance with Progressive • Energetic drops, slower breakdown • Lesser featuring of Future Rave After his recent departure from being the face of former trio Dash Berlin, Jeffrey Sutorius hasn’t slacked any since. Nowadays, he’s a familiar face on Revealed Recordings with his BODYWRMR imprint designated under the Dutch label. Anyways, there’s nothing
• Future Rave melody with Psy-trance elements • A redemption for the original track • Over-used formula We recently published the following part for the Squid Game remixes, but at the time of writing, this one wasn’t out yet. The original version of “Red Light, Green Light” was nothing short of disappointment, s boring Slap
• Incredible fuse of genres • Ear-candy vocals, memorable lyrics • Unexpected team-up of two titans Expecting collaboration of this magnitude wasn’t in my mind, at all. For a couple of years, I was greatly interested about the German duo Jewelz & Sparks until the last year or so. On the other hand, British duo
• Delvig’s futuristic sound • Future Rave fusioned with Big Room-Trance? • Hard-hitting melody This caught me unexpectedly, Antoine Delvig’s establishment in the scene slowly got his prize with a remix for the one and only David Guetta in his collab with reputed Galantis and the group Little Mix. With a more futuristic sound, the
• First single of Future Rave of this summer of 2021 • New movement of genre of these dance music • Unexpected vocal from John Martin Four months have passed since I wrote my previous review, and couldn’t be any happier to come back and discuss a hot new single. “Impossible”, composed by the newly
• Idiosyncratic vocal befitting Warden’s darker mood • Intricate melody that follows experimental schematics • Elegant and engaging arp synths “I just want people to forget about their problems and be happy“. This phrase by David Warden immediately caught my attention: with a genuine simplicity, the young German producer shows what he wants to achieve
• Great rave-ready spin on a vintage hit • Influences from Melodic Techno • Atmospheric and dynamic schematics Partnership can bring about the best of everyone involved, and the same can be stated about the latest studio chemistry being shared between the French icon David Guetta and Danish hotshot MORTEN. Since their earlier collaborations, the
As it has become tradition of every year, my promise of not wasting time on the woefully distasteful DJ Mag results is broken by debatable outcomes, which then become the subject for new articles to be written later. This time, I want to pen my thoughts about the new winner, David Guetta, who after first
• Monolithic rendition of the original • French icon re-tracing to darker Techno tones • The next super-duo in the Dance scene? Without much hiatus, the reputed personages David Guetta and MORTEN have returned! The pair have been displaying splendid studio-chemistry lately with collaborations, especially the recent “New Rave EP” that came previous July. Today,
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