All posts tagged in Mark Sixma
• Turkish vocals working surprisingly well • Lots of experience behind the structure • Hard-hitting psy bassline It’s been a while since I heard from Faruk Sabanci, the Turkish producer with a great discography, especially the ones on his erstwhile label Metanoia Music. I distinctly remember “:)” and “Be The One” on the said imprint
The summery days are not far away, with March signaling the start of festival season with Ultra Miami. With that incoming, today’s list is decked out as well, so let’s get started! Hardwell, Quintino – Sloopkogel 80/100 The “Baldadig” duo has returned! Long-time studio collaborators, Hardwell and Quintino have respectively enthralled the dancefloors. But how
• Mark Sixma + Rave Republic = Dynamite • Psy-Trance gets together with Big Room • Brutal transitions making it livelier After my cynical take on Rave Republic‘s synergy with Timmy Trumpet’s “Ole Ole“, it was high time for redemption. And it couldn’t have been more clearer that the duo is back on track! Along
Artists are taking great strides towards opening this year with the most bang: the return of TV Noise, Mark Sixma, Nicky Romero and more are covered in this twentieth rendition of Weekly Roundup! Afrojack, Steve Aoki – No Beef (ft. Miss Palmer) (Remixes Pt.1) It’s beefy/100 EDM was a different place altogether when “No Beef”,
• Named after Mark Sixma’s 10 year anniversary on Armada • Captivating triplet structure & melody • Perfect balance between his old & new style WRITTEN BY OUR FAN ISHUKA. THANK YOU! Mark Sixma has been the powerhouse in the Trance scene for more than a decade. His recent release celebrates his tenth year in Armada Music.
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85/100 KSHMR has always proven himself to be a versatile and creative artist, and today we have another special occasion remarking that. The genre selected is trance, the collaborator is the famous Mark Sixma (Armada Music), and the reworked song is a legendary Hans Zimmer classic, “The Gladiator” theme. To be precise, it’s “Now We
