All posts tagged in Glitch
Greg Jones has been a laudable and meritorious moniker in the electronic music scene, especially since his older alias ‘G Jones‘. Known for fabricating unique and experimental soundscapes, the American creative has expertise in melding Glitch, Acid, and IDM with the unconventional likes of Trap, and Future Bass, among other kinds of bass-heavy endeavors. His
• A mix mash of genres with Future Bounce • Distorted, heavy bassline and glitchy leads • Breakdown with Dubstep-like growls The Future Bounce sub-realm can be rather intricated, with plenty of young people trying their hands and bringing their twists to a genre that apparently doesn’t leave much room for breaking the rules… but
• Experimental Future House sound • Glitchy and bass house influences • A lively vocal accompanying Today I am quite elated to be doing this review because genuinely I believe that Kieran Hill, the 18 y/o British producer might be a new name to you since he’s mostly releasing as an indie producer (notable exceptions
When 1788-L broke through the spacetime wormhole arriving in our present reality, it probably did not notice its fellow robot and sweeter counterpart followed him. The cyborg KLOUD bore many resemblances to its more famous cousin and upon descending to present-time Earth, it subsequently got sheltered, raised, and promoted as a successful offspring of futuristic
• Yuhuu, Glitch EDM! • Unexpected remix in an extremely dark key • The original vocal is still hypnotic It’s the first time that I am speaking about the US trend of “Glitched EDM” brought to success by artists like REZZ, The Glitch Mob and 1788-L… But let’s try this new challenge! I enjoy those
83/100 • Creative, without exaggerations • Sweet and easily hypnotic melody • Glitched sounds everywhere, as suggested by the title “Glitched” EDM is trending nowadays, as the quick success of artists like REZZ demonstrated. After having seen the title of this upcoming collab between Martin Garrix and Julian Jordan, we were expecting something of that
83/100 • Hypnotic and atmospheric • Hints of vintage progressive elements • Serene breakdown, dynamic drop segment Making an impacting comeback is the French talent Florian Picasso, who has ended his hiatus after eight long months of hard work. Returning to the major label of Protocol Recordings, he has yet again displayed his special skills
87/100 • Amalgamates peak time trance and experimental. • Lively voice and encompassing break. • Peculiar drop, yet intensely delivers. Alter aliases are known to bring out the different side of any revered artist, and with each passing day, we are witnessing brand-new side projects started by different musicians. Among this all, we have a
