All posts tagged in Quintino
• Unpredictable 4B Vibes • The protagonist is indeed the bass • The secret is the vocal and… Let’s take a moment to appreciate the journey of 4B, one of the most eclectic producers in the scene. With a decade of career under his belt, he’s amassed an impressive array of fresh sounds, collaborated with
• Finally something genuine! • Great synergy with the vocals • Surprising twist afterwards My expectations about R3HAB who most probably didn’t even open the project file for “Rock My Body” once, were low as always. For an artist thriving in fame lately, I was hoping for a more inventive take on the Trance classic
The summery days are not far away, with March signaling the start of festival season with Ultra Miami. With that incoming, today’s list is decked out as well, so let’s get started! Hardwell, Quintino – Sloopkogel 80/100 The “Baldadig” duo has returned! Long-time studio collaborators, Hardwell and Quintino have respectively enthralled the dancefloors. But how
February has started off strong with abundant artists entering the month with creative energy. Who do we get this time? Madonna, Nicky Romero, Mesto, Evilnoiz, and more are featured in this installment of the Weekly Roundup! Excision, Wooli – Titans 83/100 Justifying the title, bass scene icons Excision and Wooli cohorted to produce dynamite of
• The drop… It’s missing something • Annoying vocals in both break and drop • Still deserves praise for leaving comfort zone. Perhaps it has become easier to bash the occasional Quintino‘s vapid releases, but hey, it’s much fun! We love and respect the Dutch creator, who is the mastermind behind several of our favorite
July has been inaugurated with passionate creations from various figures, notably and included in this installment of the roundup being Brooks, Oliver Heldens, Quintino, and so on. Let’s get to those records while they are fresh! Bicep – Meli (II) & Saku 87/100 Hailing from London, the Irish duo Bicep has been making significant rounds
As the dust from the dance events held in Amsterdam settle, with a particularly disliked DJ magazine poll declaring their results, we are finally well over into the fourth quarter of this year. Although I wasn’t present at the Electronic music capital, social media affirmed that natives and tourists both flocked and partied hard after
• Generic, unnecessary vocal loop instead of SASH! original • Downgraded version of Olly James’ original twist • Why, and how is this being released again on Spinnin’? You missed our negative reviews, didn’t you? It was time, finally, to release a good old rant blast. The protagonists of this particular travesty are Quintino, a
Jay Hardway, Tom & Jame, JGUAR – Run Baby Run STMPD RCRDS seems to have been on autopilot for a while, releasing decent track but far from the hype when it was at the top of its game. However this latest release introducing some familiar faces to the label who have been long overdue for
• Classic Big Room structure, aggressive and energetic • Nothing new, but excellent quality: we are speaking about a master of the genre • Comeback to the “Safe Zone” for Quintino Quintino is back on Spinnin’ Records, and this time, surprise surprise… He released a Festival anthem, “Switch Back“, a follow up of “Heey Ya!”
• Generically energy-driven • Dirty Dutch influences • Old-school Electro elements While the month of July has almost approached its dawn, we have yet another goliath of a collaboration unveiled this Friday. We are speaking about the latest team-up of the Dutch front-runners Hardwell and Quintino. Their joint-efforts have been successful again and again. With their annual tie-ups,
Dyro is finally back! We’re talking about his latest release on STMPD, a fun remix from Syzz, a killer psy-collab on Revealed Recording, and mentioning a new signature sound. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week.
We’ve got a lot to talk about this week including Jewelz & Sparks’ signature sound, what’s going on with Breathe Carolina, and checking in on the state of big room with Quintino. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover
• Simplistic arrangements • Mixture between Techno & Electro House • Minimal, yet riveting rhythms There are many worth-mentioning artists in the scene, but Quintino is definitely one leading Dutch artist who has been hitting the dance-floor with solid works, for quite a while now. After experimenting with summer/commercial vibes in “Can’t Bring Me Down” recently, he has
74/100 • Intelligent approach in the drop • Disappointing break, because of the vocal • Overall, a respectful and enjoyable rework Garmiani received a lot of popularity a couple of years ago thanks to a remix of “One“, the legendary tune from Swedish House Mafia… Funny to see him reworking a classic again! This time the Swedish
76\100 • Three great names together, super high expectations • The drop is slightly lacking dynamism • Incredible breakdown, with an interesting structure and personality “Knockout” left us with a weird flavour in our mouth (and ears), after the first listen. This huge collab between Quintino, MAKJ and Deorro, one of the greatest comebacks of
72/100 2018 is full of surprises: “Get Down” enters, slamming the door, into the room of unexpected collaborations. The new Spinnin’ release contains a high amount of talent, please handle it carefully! The Dutch Quintino (mainly an electro house producer but with a passion for trying new genres) and Curbi (stable boss of the Dark
Steve Aoki has always shown an eccentric musical behaviour, with an unpredictable and creative style. 5OKI is the final form, a kind of summary of this incredible producer, who even after years of hits manages to impress and amaze his fanbase and us. Yes, we were a bit doubtful about 5OKI, because of a
61\100 The new collaboration between two of the biggest names in the EDM industry is out now! Steve Aoki and Quintino teamed us for a colossal tune: “Mayhem” presents itself as a massive festival banger… With some weaknesses. With those names involved, the expected result could have been better, compared to our expectation. “Mayhem” managed
86/100 After successfully hosting three hundred and fifty episodes of his podcast, the Dutch powerhouse artist Hardwell announced seven fantastic singles from him for the following week. The second day of this grand week brings forward the collaboration between the notable Dutch Producer Quintino. Entitled as ‘Woest’, this aggressive production packs in a lot of
77\100 The last choice of this week is a future bass bootleg. Since I presented a lot of genres (hardstyle, progressive, trap, big room, future house) I felt it was fair to share something of this popular genre too. This bootleg is pretty special because theoretically, it isn’t a bootleg. The Lost Triplets, a young
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