All posts tagged in Manse
• The classic old-school vibe, in a shinier package • Impressive talent with the buildup details • Beautiful vocal performance, a must-have in the genre At the time of reviewing Timmy Trumpet last week, I promised to focus on a different name than the usual to highlight new talents, thus here I am! Trevor Omoto
Just as the first major festival of the year is almost on the horizon, we have reputed aliases like Afrojack, Joel Corry, NWYR, and many others for this Friday. There’s much to unpack, so let’s dive into it! Joel Corry, David Guetta, Bryson Tiller – What Would You Do? 65/100 After a year since they
Busier times has followed with advent of December for me, so apologies for the last roundup being absent. Musical aliases, on the other hand, have been on the grind and so on this special instalment of roundup, there’s releases from this and the last Friday. Let’s cut to the chase then! David Guetta, MORTEN –
• Outstanding double vocal performance • Sweet base, when necessary • Delicate game of rhythmic changes This quartet of two producers (Holden Redd & Max CG) and two singers (Guille Bujalance & Ruth Schwerth) led me to a sensational experience today! “Without You” is a delicate progressive house composition that I decided to present to
• Perfect moment: when the drop begins • Crazy vocal part by George Gleeson • Impressive sound quality, dynamic and energetic structure I listen to tons of progressive house, but Jesus Christ “Picture Frame” is ASTONISHING. If you go around checking my reviews, you will see that I’m the more “severe” reviewer, I rarely give more than
• Cuebrick’s debut and Manse’s comeback! • Classic and elegant progressive structure • Appreciable vocal by IIVEs I’m so happy to see Cuebrick finally releasing a major Revealed song (in 2018 he produced the community release “Gargantua“), in collaboration with a guy that takes long breaks, but never disappoint in musical terms, Manse! The German
82/100 • Emotional and energetic • Refreshing Triplet groove • Atmospheric breakdown With the upcoming of the beautiful genre of Progressive House, we saw many of the veterans delve even more into it and unveil some of the most favourite tracks of this year. However, one cannot overlook this domain without the name of Manse,
