All posts tagged in Porter Robinson
• Heartwarming composition • Included in Apex Legend’s charity event • Calm intro, slowly piling energy Imagine creating a soundtrack for your favorite video game. Crazy, right? In my case, it would be for Baldur’s Gate 3 (GOTY 2023); which I have been avidly playing in the past weeks, but for Izeezus, it’s the case
Welcome to the fortieth edition of the Weekly Roundup! Numbers went by pretty fast, but the support remained, and for that, I am grateful to everyone reading this series. The concept of ‘Xtra Large’ is loved by most, so starting from today on an experimental basis, Weekly Roundup will have not six, but eight tracks
We’re already getting into the sixth month of the year, and thus ready to look forward for the next fifty percent of the year left. What are some observations that are worth noting about the last hundred and eighty-two something days? Here are collective two cents about it from the team members of our blog:
Dear bass fans, the anticipated day has arrived. Porter Robinson’s most and long-awaited album “Nurture” has arrived. For the last few months, we had the opportunity to enjoy his latest creations such as “Something Comforting” or “Musician”, tracks that easily reached the quality of what we are expecting in comparison to his other iconic LPs,
• 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
87/100 • Amalgamates peak time trance and experimental. • Lively voice and encompassing break. • Peculiar drop, yet intensely delivers. Alter aliases are known to bring out the different side of any revered artist, and with each passing day, we are witnessing brand-new side projects started by different musicians. Among this all, we have a
It was late in the evening of some day in 2013, when I had switched on my telly to get an update on the latest music. Fast forward five minutes, I tuned into a native music channel playing out the latest pop tracks of the chart. But unexpectedly, one of the most fascinating songs ever came
