All posts tagged in NAEMS
Back to Revealed‘s ADE offering, which is… Smaller than usual. Previously, four releases from bigwigs such as KAAZE, Tujamo, and MR. BLACK alongside other imminent talents form the actual core of the EP. After forgoing the annual ritual last year, the Dutch imprint played it safe by reducing the number of tracks, and eventually including
• A true festival weapon • Mexican-Hispanic themed instrumental • Resonant vocal unleashing power NAEMS and WYKO don’t require any sort of introduction. Both upcoming aliases have built-up meticulous reputation from ground-up, well known and deemed esteemed in the Festival music community. They have collaborated on a previous occasion before, having supported by the fine
• Astonishing work on the fundamental element: the exotic vocal • Same as before: if you don’t like that loop, you’re screwed • More “Big Room oriented” than “Mai Tai” Obviously, “Bacana” is the follow-up of “Mai Tai”, a previous collab of MountBlaq and Pessto that I reviewed some weeks ago. Now, the American duo
• Precisely crafted bassline • Ethnic vocal loop, a staple of the Psy genre • Creation that plays around with familiarity and personality Teaming up for an unusual and attention grabbing Psy Trance creation are the upcoming acts Naems and FearZ, which has been titled as “Mukti“! The stereotype of naming of any main-stage song
• Brutal drop, bouncy and tribal-influenced • Simple but effective formula, considering the genre • Enjoyable breakdown sequence If you haven’t been living in a cave for some years and you are a fan of Big Room, I’m pretty sure that the names “WYKO” and “NAEMS” will sound familiar to you. These Revealed Radar veterans
• An amalgamation of styles palatably • Robust presence of Ethnic components • A missed potential at an idiosyncratic breakdown “GURU” is a pleasant, unforeseen surprise. A capable team of seven people poured their efforts and mettle on this: dynamic triad Marnage, the trio Maski & Banga and NAEMS. All of them are stable and
