All posts tagged in Indie
Today’s review is not even proper EDM: I was in a mood for something relaxing, a departure from the predictable tunes that saturate the music scene. And I found what I was looking for. “Diving into the broken synapses of molecular transient brain waves” (a clever quote indeed), I embarked on a journey with Hot
It feels great to be back reviewing EPs after almost one busy year of single releases. I must admit, reviewing an EP requires a different kind of effort. I need to sit down, dedicate at least an hour of my time, and listen to the songs repeatedly until I grasp the essence of the project.
• Retro sound-set with quirky features • Fast paced yet dreamy • Melodic progressions rooted in the minor scale Lo-fi music has caught up in the modern sphere so much so that it is now much welcomed as soothingly nostalgic than unwanted buzz to be dismissed as cacophony. Many names, including the electronic music spectrum,
Had your fill of watching bunch of fictional Korean characters getting killed for money, but now browsing through your Insta feed? Well, perhaps you can spare some attention to this edition of Weekly Roundup. Let’s see checks list: we have new singles from the likes of Afrojack, SaberZ, Nina Kraviz and more to talk about,
• Proficient songwriting • Fetching instrumentalism • Absorbing vocal performance by Kuaigon Murcia-based act Kuaigon has made his way back to commercial sphere of EDM, after having carved a satisfactory career built out of producing for Spanish singers. His last contribution to dance music came in 2019 as “Heart” EP, this one marking a comeback
• Mellow and charming presence • Minimal, yet intriguing till end • Memorable ambience A few days back, we asked our community on which song would they prefer us to talk about and a sheer number of individuals mentioned of this track. Upon further inspection, I understand now. Up and coming music producer Yeti Tears
• Sublime breakdown and build-up • Instrumental-driving guitar riffs • Noteworthy vocal performance The indie scene has a certain vibrancy, thanks to its ever-experimenting artists who have made a solemn vow to furnish compositions glistening with creative nuances. ASHWYN, who has been talked about in our blog for some times, has went the extra mile
