All posts tagged in Generic
• Bad? No, just… Generic • The usual recipe • No traces of R3HAB It is distressing to give such a low score to W&W, who are doing great endeavors in the Happy Hardcore scene and running their label excellently, but I am tired of these releases always following the same formula. “Million Places” comes
• 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first drop, with Future Rave finale • One of the most unnecessary vocals ever • Generic, with few interesting features Originally made known to the world in 1963 by Jorge Ben, “Mas Que Nada” was reworked by Sergio Mendez in ‘66 and later in 2006 (featuring The Black Eyed Peas).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
• Another useless, generic Slap House rework • Loud kick, usual bassline • Nothing valuable added to the pop hit The grand winner of this time’s bash is Wasback, with orthodox and untimed Slap House release; trust me, “Tik Tok” has ticked all the boxes in my checklist. – Cover of a famous pop song?
A couple of days ago, we assisted to various negative reactions towards Mariana Bo after she declared that, in her opinion, Hardwell’s music was “generic”. “She’s an hater!!!1!”, many fans stated. We understand her, it’s a classic accusation we receive when we negatively review something. Today we will make some clarification about this overused word
• 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
