All posts tagged in Melody
• Smacking percussions under a dirty lead • Techno influences in the buildup • Melody doesn’t catch up at first It’s been more than a year since the Israeli duo TripL made contact, a mainstay in Revealed Recordings with their Bass House creations. Turns out, they are back! “Need You” is a synergy comprising NORII
• Re-sampling of Flo Rida’s hip-hop hit • Tropical vibe with lovely percussion work • KSHMR showcasing his sound-design expertise Not the “worst summer track” of 2022 that I have come across, but I am delighted by the new creation from KSHMR, “Anywhere’s Home“. After a couple of under-the-radar singles, the American producer has made
• Techno twist with ‘Madox’ signature • Dirtiness that propels the energy • Huge breakdown before the final drop Following the events of reviewing a couple of Big Room productions from REOS, I remained curious as to his Techno release on Madox Records titled “SubHertz“. It’s quite the fun since I appreciated the recent Hard
• A future rave track with melodic essence • Charming vocal delivery • Summer midtempo twist in the build-up TurnItUp Muzik often times releases compelling releases, and if one is willing to dig deeper in their catalog, they will strike upon gold. I am talking about phenomenal records such as “Psyche” by Blackcode, Arsen and
• Minimality throughout • Heavier kickdrums and pizzicato leads • Effective bassline presence Tech House and I aren’t the best mates, so consider this review as a step out of my comfort zone and a great sign for Wade’s future. If the Spanish creator has managed to convince me to write some lines about a
• Gorgeous kick, old-school stamina! • Melody that loses steam in the long run • Interesting and captivating vocal choice We had left the German L3N a few months back with our appreciative feedback towards “Bad Producer”, and not so gentle one for Bassjackers‘ NFT anthem “Bored Ape Rave Club” just a couple of weeks
• Second single from the album “+” • Lively percussions, minimal ambience • Splendid vocals from Jimi himself Albums are a fascinating thing. Not only do they require severe execution that would render their content cohesive and narrative to each other, but experimentation that makes them stand out further. Mainstream dance music lacks from scarcity
It was merely by 2013, as I remember, a particularly buzzing Electro House song was being rotated everywhere on the electronic music festival circuits. Its creator, a fresh-faced and zealous twenty-four-year-old Dutch DJ/Producer, was receiving astronomical success (though he wasn’t a stranger to any of that, thanks to massive records like “Zero 76”). In the
• Filled with variations • Borderline chaotic, but all in fun • Not a standout entirely yet promising Without setting in stone any huge expectations, House District Records are slowly impressing me with sequence of quality festival releases, marking a clear improvement on their selection as compared to many of their competitors! We’ve already praised
• Trance, Future Bass and more! • Pushed over vocals with quality lyricism • Different drops, a hallmark of Ophelia records American alias Far Out singlehandedly managed to craft an explosive mixture of sweet Future Bass and hard-hitting growls of Melodic Dubstep, enriched further with influences from Trance and Progressive House. I know, a lot
• Remarkable chord progression • Well-designed lead • Strong summer vibes Summer is winding down, but I guess that the heat will be with us for at least a couple more weeks. The title of the track I’m reviewing today, “So High“, could perfectly describe the temperatures of any city in the South of Europe,
• Great vocal yet lacks euphoria • Exquisite melody • Cut-and-dried drop DWX copyright free imprint’s Instagram account was made offline several months ago, but I heard the sub-label has great artists and its releases are interesting. They finally happened to publish a new work baked fresh from the lab of Wav3motion, a promising upcoming
• Heart-warming melody • Usual structure but effective • Kody’s performance is memorable Giving me a lot of love-or-hate feelings, Progressive House has rarer reasons nowadays to be invested in entirely. However, there are tracks now and then which click instantly with the mind and heart, and “Love Again” falls in that category. It is
• First single of NWYR in 2021 • Follow up of “Voltage“ • Evolution in the classic Big Room sound Last month, the veterans W&W released an happy hardcore remix of Dragostea Din Tei, which they’ve playing for almost two years. So many things have changed in this period; for example, the Rave Culture’s roaster
• Sweet, delicate composition • Synergy between Future Bass and Melodic Dubstep • An album is on the way! My first contact with Xavi was on the latest “Advent”, a small recompilation of tracks created by various underrated names and his tune “Breaking Your Void” captivated me. Coincidentally, he is also happening to release an
• Special care in the breakdown’s atmosphere • Subtle editing in the vocal • Another milestone for the duo Wildvibes-Patrick Key A couple of years ago I wrote a piece about Wildvibes, a young guy that impressed me with his quality Progressive House. I kept watching him growing, reaching new and important milestones. I saw
• Fresh blend of Electro and House • Hypnotic breakdown segment • A re-release? Or a rework? Taking a hike away from comfort zone and exploring a different path can be a challenge, more for artists when translated to creativity than anyone. Only a few diversify their sounds and still attach themselves to the roots;
80/100 The Dutch prodigious talent Mike Williams, who has impacted the EDM industry with his bouncy and melodic sounds, has returned with another subsequent banger. Keeping his melodic style intact, he once again displays his matchless skills in future bounce genre, as always. I really appreciate “Melody”, another good result from this young artist! The
