All posts tagged in Progressive
• Groovy, oldschool sound with a twist • Unusual release, nonetheless appreciated • Tech House influences in the drop Although it has been some time since we ventured into interesting releases from our colleagues at Intensity Recordings, things are thriving in the label. Between a plethora of quality festival releases, “Anywhere” by ZNZBR caught my
• Refined Progressive House structure • Standard breakdown, nice vocal • Complex yet streamlined melody After the saddening revelation about Timmy Trumpet, I wasn’t in the mood for giving space to the ‘bigshots’ who evidently have no time, talent, or interest to spare in creating genuine music for their fans. Rather, we want to promote
• Lots of different elements together • 8-bit surprise in the finale • Difficult to grasp at first, but impressive result When it comes to special collaborations, we’ve seen some incredible ones in the past, like “Pantheon” and “We Rise Together”. But “Crystal Cave” is something peculiar – it flew under our radar for a
• Intense groove • Signature use of retro synths • Admirable attention to details Arising out of the varied catalog of Anjunabeats, Kasablanca has become a valued member of the imprint. The duology has a very strong affection for diving into unconventionality without straying entirely into the obscure leftfield. “Am I Dreaming?” is a resonating
• Aurelios in the break, Chester in the drop • Influences from the Big Room Techno trend • Lovely twist in the pre-drop transition Aurelios already made a unique introduction on our blog with a catchy record on Spinnin’ Talent Pool the prior month, but “Falling” raised the bar to another level! Featuring Chester Young
• Impressive show of vocals • Calmer breakdown • Balanced and well-composed drops Beating around the bush would be pointless: the sweetness of the vocal is something else here! Created by a familiar Progressive House figure, Franny J. (already acquainted in “Save You” last year), Sergio Ochoa, and J4CKO, “Light The Way” features comfortingly old-school
• Dash Berlin back on Revealed after the disappointing “Dragonfly” • Blackcode is getting his deserved recognition • Quality Progressive House, with commonplace schematics This Revealed release just couldn’t be missed, due to its significance. And I am proudly writing down these lines, mainly because of two important reasons. Blackcode has shown imminent growth and
• Epic chant that blends into the melody • Signature progressive house schematic • Structure perfectly built for optimizing the crescendo When I saw the teaser for “ID8”, I thought that the video fits like a glove with the song. Some warriors in the brooding dark, with lightning in the background, ready to attack… “ID8”
• Elegant attitude in the breakdown • Soft, relaxing vocal • Drop that correctly balances melodic and dynamic attitudes Progressive House has always and will always be one of my personal favorites genres in the EDM sphere. Starting from 2010 with legends like Swedish House Mafia and Avicii, I’ve always looked for these sweet, melodic
82/100 (and 78/100 to original version) That’ the best marketing choice of Revealed of the month. I’m so happy for this EP, for one big reason. COHERENCY. During early 2017, when Hardwell’s label was releasing future bass tracks, I was really upset because that wasn’t what affected fans wanted and were used to hear. With
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