All posts tagged in Hard Trap
I know, I know: the earlier mentioned promise of stopping with the ADE sampler holds no good, as the results from the Revealed one were impressive and, Intensity deserves its own mention! The independent label has set up an admirable compilation with five tracks from talented and lesser-known figures. As expected, there’s much to talk
• Classic vigorous SAYMYNAME style • Annoying bridge between the two drops • Outdated and unnecessary vocals The underlying causes on why this production was created and how it was finalized to be released are easily and certainly debatable. Premiered last year with couple of delays to offset the hype for this otherwise significant team-up,
• Family collaboration with brother in law and father • Trap-infused schema, focusing on the exotic Dhol drums • Hard-hitting drop, complex and festival-friendly The Utrecht born & raised Wiwek Mahabali (better know with his stage name, Wiwek) has released a family collab, “Dhol Life“, on Elysian Recordings. Surprising enough, he teamed up with his
• Festival drop tailored for clubs • Intense classic trap vibes • Repetitive vocal that can easily become monotonous Borgore loves being idiosyncratic, known for “Unicorn Zombie Apocalypse” and the controversial “Decisions” along with Miley Cyrus. His style mostly falls in the explicit spectrum, with songs focused on being “hard-erotic” like “Tetris” or “100s” but
• Delicate vocals, alluring breakdown • Extremely danceable and grabby • Panda Eyes´distinctive sound If you happen to be delving into dubstep and other similar low-end plenty genres, you will probably know about Panda Eyes. If a layman, I will explain who he is briefly. He gained traction in the industry, thanks to his discography
• Fast-paced, brutal instrumental • Screeching synth presence (hard trap influences) • Subtle hints to 90s Rave music Party-starters are an absolute essential for any gig, and LA-based luminary DJ/Producer Henry Fong has created just the kick-starter. Released on the reputed label of Skink, “Rave Tool” rattles with raw-energy and aggression. We will be divulging
• Balanced influences from both brutal styles • Constantly evolving structure • Maybe too aggressive for a daily tune I am a bit green when it comes to being a hard trap listener. Thus the experience with “RAWSIDE” was shocking, at first. Beware of this brutal collaboration if your heart and ears aren’t ready! Jokes
