All posts tagged in Melodic
• Melodic and energetic • Brisk electro • Vocal feature from the second break It seems 2024 will have some repeating patterns, as the mainstage luminary Martin Garrix seems to be in the middle of unfolding another album like “Sentio”. The sophomore single “Breakaway” from this yet-to-be-named compilation is a collaborative effort with long-time colleague
• Melodic and upbeat • Exceptional vocals • Alternating drops To describe the latest creation from Eliminate and Flux Pavilion would require more than a few words: “Dawn” is an infectious record, stacked with ear candies sure to compel the listener to come back for more; made possible by an amazing trio of creators involved:
• Strong start with vocals • Melodic breakdown, techno drops • Robust, but predictable The festival version of techno continues to take over the mainstage spectrum, thanks to key aliases devoting their skills and branding to the genre. Hardwell did it with his rebellious changeover, and likewise with Will Sparks, trading his usual bounce trademarks
• Unexpectedly melodic • Similarity to Blasterjaxx’s recent sound • A nod to Dubstep roots with a Hardstyle touch Here’s the thing: I wasn’t anticipating such a melodic anthem from Gammer, as the British moniker is mainly known for his twisted, fierce dubstep hits. His latest EP, “Better Together“, traverses the style from this versatile
• Melodic Dubstep at its finest • Warmer tones wrapped in a satisfying atmosphere • That drop! After receiving this song as a submission over sixty days ago, I did something unusual: scribbling down my thoughts instead of postponing them to a full review that I would write 2-3 days before posting. Yet, even after
• Standout vocal, accompanied by piano • Slower rhythm, ode to old-school Prog • Slight Future Rave add-ons! Felippe Mela isn’t a familiar name to me, yet his attempt on Future Rave has convinced me firmly to write a few lines, as it has impressive results to show! With a few indie releases on his
• Future Rave/Trance with Progressive • Energetic drops, slower breakdown • Lesser featuring of Future Rave After his recent departure from being the face of former trio Dash Berlin, Jeffrey Sutorius hasn’t slacked any since. Nowadays, he’s a familiar face on Revealed Recordings with his BODYWRMR imprint designated under the Dutch label. Anyways, there’s nothing
• Rampant mid-intro • Hypnotic and dark atmosphere • Stunning melodic drops Here we are, again: October has just arrived with summer phasing out of our lives, as we go on about our usual jobs and routines. Feeling the blues? Tired perhaps? Don’t you worry, I know the perfect medication: “Hardstyle”. Dopamine and Night Owls’
• Clever lyricism in vocal delivery • Slower and elegant melodic hook • Calming features such as piano Let’s start this review by congratulating George Redwood for his magnificent performance, given the brutal competitiveness existing in the saturated domains of Progressive House genre nowadays. It seems quality vocal delivery alongside meaningful lyricism is perhaps the
• Third collaboration shared by the aliases • Usual warming breakdown to a rhythmic drop • A mixture of Electro and Future House nuances By this time around, Declain is no stranger to our blog. He has been one of the hottest names around for a while, as the young producer has managed to completely
• Unexpected break after their hiatus • An approach to the deep and melodic • Addressable shortcomings to potentially a great start If you’re one of those readers who voraciously engaged with EDM in the past decade, then your eyes must sure be here. And why wouldn’t it be, we are talking about a name
