All posts tagged in Loca Recordings
A couple of days ago, we were discussing with a producer about the differences between being under a major, being independent and working with a “minor” label. Being a complex topic, we’ll develop it another day: today, we want to speak about minors, a reality that as always fascinated us! “Minor Labels” are, historically, smaller
• Unusual assortment of samples • Tranceroom (Trance + Big Room) scheme • Experimental and independent attitude Despite an upcoming management change that leaves many doubts about Loca‘s undetermined future, its rich catalog continues to deliver EDM gems like “Awakening“. The creator, REOS, is a young Italian creator with a couple of releases on minor
• Remarkable melody • Nostalgic arrangement and instrumental approach • Could have benefited from a vocal Nowadays it seems that the divide between mainstream and the underground EDM scene is becoming more stark than ever. On the one hand, you have labels like Spinnin’ and Strange Fruits who are pumping tracks directly into Spotify playlists
• Dark, aggressive atmosphere • Big Room structure introducing new sounds • Unexpected surprises with distinctive samples It is exciting to see Loca Recordings always supporting new, talented and important names (even if I rarely can keep up with that steadily aggressive release schematic). Like a grizzly catching a fish with his claws in a
Among other landmark achievements, the hundredth release is always a significant and reminiscent milestone for a label… And upcoming assemblage Loca Recordings has just magnified it with a colossal collaboration between not two or three, but eight different acts from various parts of the globe! “We Rise Together” isn’t just a random assortment of names
Our top story this week is that Borgeous ripped off Cheyenne Giles’ signature sound in his latest bass house track. In other news, Loca Recordings released a track from Declain, Noiz Van Grane introduces a fresh new sound on Nik Cooper, and Thomas Gold shows his label is nothing more than average. Additionally, Lucas &
After finally getting adjusted to my new schedule, I’m happy to be back for a special edition of the weekly recap here on EDM Reviewer. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been disheartened by many releases and couldn’t bring myself to pick and write about nine of them. So as a result, I’ve picked nine
The history of Loca Recordings from 2015 to now has been one of extreme highs marred by negligence and difficulties behind the scenes. After transferring ownership an astonishing four times, it’s amazing that there is still any label left. This ADE sampler marks yet another new chapter for the label and the first results have
