All posts tagged in Musical Freedom
It finally happened. The abhorrent scammer, GLDN, has just released a track on Tiesto’s Spinnin’ Records sublabel, Musical Freedom alongside the Italian duo Promise Land. It’s simply unbelievable to us that he is still able to rise despite scandal after scandal. We thought we would take a moment to briefly recap some of his past
• A minimal yet effective approach • Wholesome story: from a bootleg to an official release • Bouncy and underground vibes I really appreciate Musical Freedom’s strategy in the recent times: it’s one of the few Spinnin’ sub-labels that doesn’t stick to a single sound or a limited roster of artists but presents new talents and ideas in
• Crisp sound design • Captivating, minor melody • Part of upcoming Tiësto EP This review has been written by Stags Music. If you like his work, follow him on Instagram! Tiësto & John Christian are no strangers to each other, having collaborated on no less than 4 different songs. “Can You Feel It” marks another stunning
Past Monday, Dutch luminary John Christian came up with mammoth of a release on Tiesto’s heavyweight imprint Musical Freedom, titled ‘Let’s Get This Thing Started’. This track is a supposed follow-up of his previous release, “The Grimm“. Released on Musical Freedom couple of years back, the sequel has resulted in a massive and energetic bigroom
84\100 • 2014-style electro house. We missed it! • Catchy vocal, signature lead • Simple yet hypnotic melody Wow, finally a Tiësto song that is not a collab or an edit! The last solo track of the Dutch legend was “Red Lights” (2013), but the singer wasn’t credited. “Chasing Summer“, released 6 years ago, is
79\100 • Dutch House is surprisingly back in the EDM scene! • Festival smasher with a hypnotic melody • Simple structure, old-school approach 2018 is definitively the year of comebacks. Glorious comebacks. This time, we have Sidney Samson, Gwise and their legendary Dutch House. The genre hit its peak around 2010, thanks to bangers like “Riverside” by Samson
82/100 • Progressive tune with powerful elements • Glorious comeback of two important progressive house names • Escalates with few elements, hits with well-crafted drop Well, well, well, look who we have here! After a long time of waiting and keeping patience, we finally have the one and only “Anthem”, crafted by the Canadian talent
77/100 • Presence of Mesto’s signature schematics and sound, and some surprises • Features a catchy-enough melody with energetic drop segment • Slightly similar to Brooks’ “Lynx”, it manages to deliver energy Another Friday has arrived duly on time with the revelation of new tracks, including one from none other than the Dutch prodigy Mesto himself. Showing his
77/100 • A splendid mixture of the signature sound of both artists • The drop alternates between hefty bass and dirty wobbles • The shuffling vocal brings personality, catchiness and dynamism With the focus on bringing diverse talents onto their impressive roster, the prestigious Dutch label Musical Freedom have upped their game with a brand
83/100 There are multiple new and uprising artists in the scene, and many of them end up making generic productions. However, only a few are truly excelling, and transforming it into an even better one. One of our favourites is Retrovision, who is certainly well adept with his skills. This French talent has skyrocketed exponentially
77/100 Many of you know Madison Mars for his happy future house style, definitely established thanks to his wonderful releases on Hexagon, Don Diablo’s label. However, the Estonian talent evidently has more weapons in his arsenal. We talked about them in a previous review, “Rock Right Now“: even if we are talking about poppish style
78/100 Today, from the cold land Russia, we have some unexpected fresh summer vibes! In fact, the leading dance music duo Dropgun, have been releasing alluring and catchy productions lately. The pair has teamed up with the renowned Electronic producer Aspyer, who also hails from Russia. Together, the trio came up with a subtle sing-along tune,
2018 is the year of comebacks. Swedish House Mafia, Headhunterz and even Steve Aoki with his series #5OKI. Now it was the turn of the legend Tiesto. Well, this was rather predictable. His label Musical Freedom kept impressing us with splendid releases and important names, and his Clublife Vol. 5 was already full of interesting
77/100 One of the Hexagon’s renowned future house artist Sagan has returned with yet another vibrant and unusual production named “Need You Too”. This track has been unveiled by the Dutch mega-label, Musical Freedom. After kick-starting this year with the enchanting tune “We Are Lost” on Spinnin, Sagan has displayed his versatility and experimental nature
82/100 With an eye-catching album art and a peculiar groove style, the notable Italian pair Merk & Kremont have baked a relishing rhythmic delight to keep their fans feet tapping as it plays. Named “Fire”, this peppy release is one of its kind. Released on Dutch Mega-Label Musical Freedom, this is their first production of
79\100 The title of this song shouldn’t create problems in explaining its genre. “This Is House” is, for real, a great house song by the Colombian producer Moska, released on Musical Freedom. Before exploring this underground rarity, let’s talk about the artist. Moska is one of the most underrated producers around. Despite collaborations with Laidback
83\100 Today, two duos delighted us with a crazy future house collaboration titled “Are You Randy?”. Bassjackers teamed up with Bali Bandits, delivering an aggressive and entertaining track. “Are You Randy?” presents elements from both (quite different) styles, but the first unusual part is, for you, the title. “Are You Randy?” is an ironic parody
79\100 “French Kiss” is a unique piece of bass house that will impress you. The debut release from the mysterious ‘White Chocolate’ fascinated us from the beginning. Well, sometimes it happens to find special songs. Songs that give you tons of writing material and you stumble across a unique personality that is reflected in the
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