All posts tagged in Gabry Ponte
• Of course, a rework. And a follow-up of “Thank You” • Eminem’s hit transformed into a Festival mix • Gabry Ponte added a spark of vitality to the drop Here we go again: the trademark DV&LM mega collab, often accompanied by super famous names and perceived as lacking substance… Except, this time, it’s different.
• Excellent vocals • Guitars as lead, with progressive drops • Truly experimental as underground meets pop A wunderkind, LUM!X is quite young (21) yet already packing millions of streams, several platinums and golds, and on my favorite list for having revived Bounce music with Gabry Ponte, making an impact in the otherwise saturated scene.
• Usual Melodic Big Room structure • Catchy buildup, solid vocal performance • Lacks that “unique” factor to be unforgettable You may be familiar with “Daddy DJ” under several instances, such as “DotA” (or “All I Ever Wanted” in English version) from Basshunter, or the funny edit by Crazy Frog with way more views on
• Bouncy drop, then usually Blasterjaxx stuff • Brazilian atmosphere not fully explored • Catchy vocal with lots of dynamism There are some positives. The bouncy drop and familiar Blasterjaxx style are sure to please their fans. The vocal is also catchy and dynamic. However, the potential of the Brazilian atmosphere is not fully explored,
• Unique blend of Midtempo and Slap House • Elegant vocal and pizzicato lead • A refreshing take on the Slap House genre The duo MAD SNAX has been making waves in the electronic music scene in recent years with their signature bouncy Psytrance style, similar to that of Gabry Ponte and LUM!X. I had
With vacation done and dusted, the time has never been more than appropriate: the forty-fifth edition of the Weekly Roundup has your favorite artists covered, ranging from heavy-lifters such as Mau P (Maurice West), Brooks, Chocolate Puma with relatively upcoming but industrious names. Let’s get to business, shall we? Mau P – Drugs From Amsterdam
Very passionate article today, I was planning something completely different, but after having read the feedbacks regarding KSHMR’s new work with LUM!X, Gabry Ponte and the singer Karra, I decided to share my two cents about the situation. I’m scared about KSHMR, who is still an “icon” for me in the EDM scene. I’ve always
