All posts tagged in Groove
• Melodic and energetic • Brisk electro • Vocal feature from the second break It seems 2024 will have some repeating patterns, as the mainstage luminary Martin Garrix seems to be in the middle of unfolding another album like “Sentio”. The sophomore single “Breakaway” from this yet-to-be-named compilation is a collaborative effort with long-time colleague
• Remode magic here • Tribal tech house • Less elements, high energy Usually not involved in lone endeavors as usual, and when he does, Axwell usually has a gem to share. Nearly two years since his previous single, the Swedish moniker decided to give a special “remode” treatment to a new release involving Thomas
• Playful vocals • Lean, groovy arrangements • Catchy sound design Funny? Check. A bit idiotic? Maybe. Creative and club-ready? Absolutely. That would be the gist of how we feel about the latest upload by SIZE records— who are leaning into the experimental zone even more lately— with Kommando’s “SINGER IDIOT.” That title sounds eccentric,
• Heavy bassline • Presence of Fisher-type leads • Evolving percussions Tech House? I am definitely not the right person to comment on any tracks from the genre, committing to it only in rarest of circumstances. Yet, while listening to one of the promo submissions, “Legends” from Cyrus Khan and Launo was something that captured
After a kind fan alerted me about this duo, I ended up here, scrolling Block & Crown’s discography and counting. One, two, three… sixty-five! 65 releases in 2021 alone. Not 2020 (I’ll reveal the statistic later). You have read it correctly. I counted them one by one just to be sure. Who are these madmen?
In the recent light of events that saw the unexplained dissolution of one of the most influential Electronic duo Daft Punk, I wanted to pen a further tribute of a throwback for this month. Indeed, over their near three decades of illustrious career spawned numerous hits worth discussing. However today’s selection remains slightly bizarre and
• Comeback of the synergistic duo • Groovy “Protocol-Style” vibe • Minimalistic schema, yet capable of providing the right amount of stamina Another “Electro Groove” collab between Mantrastic and Rechler after their previous works on Protocol Samplers! In fact, the dup has worked together many times, including a Dua Lipa Remix and a release on
• Groovy and darker tone • Minimalistic approach, focus on the driving bassline • A transition towards a newer evolved style? The generic title of the latest Notalike creation probably shouldn’t bother you, because “Down Low” has potential, as expected! The Italian duo (previously known as RAGERZ) has positively impressed us (and many fans alike)
• Creative sound arrangements • Blend of Bass and Tech House • Minimal but aggressive With the renowned Dutch label of STMPD pushing out their own flavour of House music with the help of their multi-talented roster. Among this coveted list of musicians, the Dutch personage Loopers has made a steady and unhindered reputation in
• Minimal yet groove-enriched • Creative and experimental • Bass & Tech House influenced After what seemed a long wait of eight months, the leading Frenchman Antoine Delvig is back with an explosive product. As usual, he has delivered the efficacious type of sound, boasting his dynamic and signature style. Fitted with the aggressive club-oriented
