All posts tagged in Minimal
• Deep and melodic • Appealing vocals • Minimal setup Revealing a superb remix attempt lately is DJ York, remodeling the original “Synth Pop Beat” from duo They Kiss into more dance-floor amicable terms. This version brings out a bittersweet feeling with a smooth layout, a testament to the experience of York’s skillsets combining with
• Unique take on the viral song • Darker bassline on the lighter pop tune • Minimal, but gets the job done When I approved a review of “Tourner Dans Le Vide” by 6SIXSIX, little did I know about the fact that it has been used countless times in memes involving Andrew Tate, the radical
• Excellent vocal act from Trevor Daniel • Minimal, predictable segments • Nostalgic feeling from the instrumental There’s a valid reason why the Kazakh alias Imanbek is regarded as one of the ‘godfathers’ of Slap House, a genre that has gone trending for a solid part of recent years, although (finally?) simmering down somewhat. I
• Minimal, electro sounds • Appealing and mysterious vocals • Quick-paced and funky Meet “AVA”: the latest creation from Elohim and Funkin Matt, published by Heldeep records. Much like the label owner donning the alias of HI-LO for fashionable and distinctive techno, the mentioned track matches that signature with style and creativity. If talking about
• Spontaneous beat • Exciting vocals • Minimal yet groove-heavy Some tracks get instantly set into your mind due to their vivid and quirky nature, and “Bussin” elegantly falls into that creative niche without hesitation. Mikey Barreneche might very well have a potential viral hit in his discography now, for this release packs quite the
• Afrojack-type dirty lead • Festival banger for live performances • Minimal melodic pattern It is harder to rationalize the titling on Bassjackers’ latest EP, as they didn’t specifically name it “Vol. 3”, but yes, the duo migrated to Smash The House after two editions on Spinnin’ Records. Sincerely curious about this third installment, the
• Minimal breakdowns • Overpowering drops • Greatly performed vocals Dada Life’s Crash & Smile, the sub-imprint under Revealed Recordings has grown its legion of forthcoming producers who deserve the exposure. A promising collaboration emerged there, involving Blink, Kazden, and Jetty Rachers: three aliases that designed an interesting festival-ready track “One Day Soon”. Vocalizing the
• Techno-minded take on Soft Cell’s hit • A retro atmosphere to match the theme • Unexpected minimalism with fulfilling additives Declain bounds himself to experimenting with his ideal sound, this time bringing a darker Techno sound together with his trademark funky twist. Let’s be honest, “Tainted Love” adapts for the recent underground trend, without
• The drop… It’s missing something • Annoying vocals in both break and drop • Still deserves praise for leaving comfort zone. Perhaps it has become easier to bash the occasional Quintino‘s vapid releases, but hey, it’s much fun! We love and respect the Dutch creator, who is the mastermind behind several of our favorite
• Easeful, dreamy progression • “Less is more” motif • Dissonant riff that merges later After having been enraptured by Echonomist’s oeuvre for months this year – my Spotify wrapped holding testament over that, it was clear the Greek performer has a sonic allure that can’t be eluded so easily once experienced. Consistently providing thorough
