All posts tagged in Jay Hardway
• Explosive lead, bassline, vocals • Capable of adding a dynamism spin! • Vibrant conditions in the buildup And we are back with some classic Progressive House, finally! Many of our readers are devoted to the genre, and we were looking for a gem to review… if you are acquainted with Intensity Recordings, you know
New week, new music! An exciting array of names are here for the 21st edition of the roundup, including Michael Calfan, Fred Again.., Retrovision, and more. Jay Hardway, Retrovision – I Wanna 77/100 Dutch veteran Jay Hardway ventures into experimental territories with Retrovision, a collaboration that definitely sounds strong on the paper. After listening, not
Well there. “Been some time” is a massive understatement to make, especially since the time last episode saw lights of the day. Anyways, tenth episode couldn’t happen at a weirder time, but here goes. Checked the previous Friday list as usual, and acts such as D.O.D., Steve Aoki and Love Regenerator and more have been
• Commendable vocal performance • Stale and predictable drop • Can artists stop copying Alan Walker’s style? Tungevaag had my admiration a few months ago, his bouncy style being catchy and he was settling as one of the recurring main figures in Spinnin’ Records. Singles like “Knockout” (honourable mention to Da Tweekaz’s remix) and “Peru”
Jay Hardway, Tom & Jame, JGUAR – Run Baby Run STMPD RCRDS seems to have been on autopilot for a while, releasing decent track but far from the hype when it was at the top of its game. However this latest release introducing some familiar faces to the label who have been long overdue for
• New direction for Jay Hardway? • Delicate atmosphere accompanied by a more aggressive bassline • Experimental approach, mixing together different elements Jay Hardway has a knack for thinking outside the standard and often monotonous box, keeping his signature style constantly updated with new ideas and experimentations. From an earlier Big Room oriented approach, we
This week we’ll be reviewing a whopping 11 tracks with one of them earning a 90+ rating! We also talked about the new SaberZ EP and Armin Van Buuren’s positive influence on higher tempo festival music! As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have
64/100 • Simple drop structure that left us unsatisfied • Funky break with a catchy vocal • Creative approach, but not convincing “EDM Bubble” left us slightly sceptical. For Spinnin’ standards, this collaboration between the Dutch Jay Hardway and Mike Cervello is intriguing and original… But sometimes originality isn’t enough. We were pleasantly surprised to
82/100 • An unlikely collaboration of two different styles • Embedded with appealing vocal, alongside with engaging melody • Sound selection in the drop by Mesto, vibrant work by Jay on the breakdown This year seems to get even with unlikely team-ups and collaborations, and today we have yet another one. The specific pair we
85\100 When you discover that Jay Hardway and MOTi have teamed up in “Wired”, the expected result will surely be superlative. That’s right. The splendid progressive collaboration is a balanced solid piece of art, with a strong example of the two artists’ styles. We have, first of all, a wonderful vocal by Babet, supported by
