All posts tagged in Laidback Luke
Onto the forty-eight episode of the Weekly Roundup, and we have scores of tracks from monikers such as Don Diablo, Audien, Zeds Dead, and plenty more. Genres covered this time you ask? The latest from Big Room to Dubstep, the list has it. Alright, enough small talk, let’s see what the second week has in
• Outstanding lead, slightly Zonderling-inspired • An effective mix between Deep House and several subgenres • Dynamic attitude with a pinch of elegance Hailing from the Netherlands, we have a new face amidst Laidback Luke’s esteemed sublabel, Mixmash Deep. I must admit that both Mixmash’s components have got a solid record on their repertoire, with
The twenty-fifth edition of Weekly Roundup isn’t any less crowded by stars, including names like Regard, Laidback Luke, Orjan Nilsen and many more! Armin van Buuren, Reinier Zonneveld, Roland Clark – We Can Dance Again 80/100 Trading his uplifting trance roots for peak-time techno, the Armind head-honcho paired up with leading techno act Reinier Zonneveld
• Surreal experience in the drop • Unexpected combination of two synergistic styles • Cliché vocal packed with surprises I have always kept a true respect towards Laidback Luke, one of the few veterans that, in my opinion, has managed to stay “real” in the scene, even after all this years. His Future House-oriented style
• Pica is challenging to remix • The intelligent combination of the old LL and Deorro’s styles • Solid, engaging drop Years after Deorro’s crazy remix of “Pogo“, Laidback Luke returned the favour with his edit of “Pica”. Their styles are a perfect fit, in my opinion… But this fact seems to have gone almost
We’ll be doing a small case study about the state of big room with the massive collaboration between Steve Aoki, MAKJ, and Showtek and exploring some other noteworthy tracks this week. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during
Each week we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like to see here, please feel free to use our contact form or post
79\100 The young talent Mark Villa (whom we interviewed here), as announced, has taken another important step! “Rise”, his collaboration with the legendary producer Laidback Luke, is finally out, ready to impress and conquer the scene. The collaboration follows a typical Mark Villa scheme: we have a hybrid between progressive house and future house. The
Even if he’s only 16, Martinus Haase is already one of the most uprising stars in the Future House scene. He started his musical career at 10, his adventure with Mixmash Records (Laidback Luke label) at 15, and this year is quickly showing that he’s ready to surprise everyone. With his melodic future house style,
