All posts tagged in Nik Cooper
• 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
• Spanish ballad in-between two heavy drop • Interesting dynamic made with fast and slow rhythms • Simpler formula, creative application It has become an antic for me to often joke with my Spanish colleagues, who are naturally biased on reviewing artists from their nation… Well would you look at me now, reviewing “Matador”! Thankfully,
Not one, not two, but three “Wellerman” reworks have surfaced this week! Even if I found myself preferring all of them, my growing intrigue by this singular coincidence has convinced me to focus on the theme instead of making separate articles. First version, my favourite, is the Haohinh, KENNY MUSIK & Jawny Sparklez version published
• Intense (but mundane) drop • Dirty Dutch structure reworked in an experimental strategy • 2015 nostalgic Big Room vibes Ah yes, the friendly neighborhood genre of Big Room is back again in discussion. I must admit that my interest in this came solely because of Nik Cooper’s artwork. The genre hasn’t been my first
• 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
• As expected, tribal and idiomatic breakdown • Bouncy drop, STVW style • Excellent job in the atmosphere construction It has been a while since I’ve spoken about the German talent STVW (having releases on Spinnin’, Revealed, and various other labels), but the Big Room veteran is back on Nik Cooper with a very interesting
Our top story this week is that Borgeous ripped off Cheyenne Giles’ signature sound in his latest bass house track. In other news, Loca Recordings released a track from Declain, Noiz Van Grane introduces a fresh new sound on Nik Cooper, and Thomas Gold shows his label is nothing more than average. Additionally, Lucas &
