All posts tagged in John Christian
Last few months has presented us the opportunity to touch on multiple genres that once were rampant in the 90s, and especially in the 2000s era. For this month, I decided not to touch upon any House or Trance gem, but rather an underrated style that output many iconic songs consistently: Hardstyle/Hard Techno. If you
Welcome to our first exclusive series for this year, “Lost Labels Of Yesterday”. In this trilogy, we will remind ourselves of music imprints that decided to hit the brake; whether long-forgotten or recently abandoned. While this would not be an in-depth analysis, we will attempt to find the reason on why these once thriving labels
• Funky vibes, Hysteria’s classic style • Speed House segments, snappy • Creative trap vibes After experimenting with his alter-ego JeeCee, the leading Dutch figure John Christian is here again! I somehow happened to miss his earlier release “Dos” a few months earlier, but it is rejoicing to see him back on Hysteria. His funky
It’s unbelievable that few people discussed about it, as Tiesto has just released a collaboration with 433, leaving me absolutely surprised. I’ve already discussed before how, in my opinion, the Dutch legend is slothfully capitalizing on current trends without any signs of effort, but this case is different. 433 is a citable Soccer Digital Agency,
• Aggressive, “stabbing” drop • Catchy, hypnotic vocal segment • Bass House, trap and techno influences The Dutch imprint of Maxximize Recordings has been a constant source of fresh Electro House hits, especially from the heavyweight label-heads Blasterjaxx and other luminaries. Today, we will talk about the latest release, from none other than leading Dutch
This week was about average with a decent smattering of good tracks and bad ones. However, we couldn’t go without discussing the first official remix of Smash Mouth’s timeless classic, “All Star“. We’ll also touch on the updated New World Sound project, check in on Main Circus, and look at a few STMPD releases among
• Minimal yet effective structure • Playful melody and rhythm • Well-chosen components Experimentation is the most quintessential thing in any form of art, including this very genre of Dance music. We have seen a lot of well-known heavyweights deviating from their usual style and trying out something outside their “comfort-zone“, or merely to say
Past Monday, Dutch luminary John Christian came up with mammoth of a release on Tiesto’s heavyweight imprint Musical Freedom, titled ‘Let’s Get This Thing Started’. This track is a supposed follow-up of his previous release, “The Grimm“. Released on Musical Freedom couple of years back, the sequel has resulted in a massive and energetic bigroom
79/100 • Unique drop synths • Atmospheric breakdown • Predictable schematics with twists Making to the top of new Monday releases is from none other than luminary Dutch music figure John Christian, who has a solid reputation for his known electro hits. This record resonates with hulking energy, taking hints from the classic Big Room sound with
77/100 • Deep & Summery remix. • Simplistic yet melodic and charming approach. • Adds harmony to vocal without losing energy. As the weekend is approaching, you are probably searching for songs to kick back and unwind till the incoming week officially starts. As of that, we have found a delightful production to generate that specific vibe.
2018 is the year of comebacks. Swedish House Mafia, Headhunterz and even Steve Aoki with his series #5OKI. Now it was the turn of the legend Tiesto. Well, this was rather predictable. His label Musical Freedom kept impressing us with splendid releases and important names, and his Clublife Vol. 5 was already full of interesting
73\100 “How Low” is a new Musical Freedom release, another interesting bass house tune crafted by a veteran of Tiesto’s label, John Christian and a new talented duo from America, VAVO. After a couple of very successful reworks (“Astronomia 2k17” and a “Scared To Be Lonely” bootleg), the duo finally released a song on a
Tiësto is back with the fifth chapter of the “Club Life” series! This time, we have the China Volume number 5, by far my favorite! I loved how the Dutch legend and his teammates created something fluent, enjoyable, full of surprises, different genres, and edits. In the album, there are other artists, especially John Christian,
