All posts tagged in Rave Culture
To be clear, I am not complaining, but merely stating a fact: nowadays, official music videos are often composed by cartoon like animations or 3D-rendered models. Being a curious fan of 3D animations, it has fascinated me with its vibrant work of the creators behind the scenes, that often takes days to be optimized and
• Old school vibe • Stark drop with Tony Junior old influence • Nostalgic vocal, do you remember that peculiar chant? As a guy who grew up listening to that kind of big room, I want to begin by saying thank you to Tony Junior and Kevu, because I was instantly teleported to 2014 for
• Unexpected collaboration • Bringing out 2021’s version of Cannonball • Giving out new tutorial of making Bigroom track Both Justin Prime and Husman have reserved themselves as my favourite artists for many reasons. Especially, with all the gems they have contributed to the Big Room scene. Both the DJs have adhered to their signature,
• A dream collaboration from both duos • Equal teamwork on a banger • Homage to earlier Big Room As Rave Culture continues dominating the current scene, leading acts KEVU and SaberZ haven’t stopped striding with a strong ensemble of hits. The genre-bearers have released multiple club-weapons out in a short span already; the Hungarian
• First single of NWYR in 2021 • Follow up of “Voltage“ • Evolution in the classic Big Room sound Last month, the veterans W&W released an happy hardcore remix of Dragostea Din Tei, which they’ve playing for almost two years. So many things have changed in this period; for example, the Rave Culture’s roaster
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
• Third release from AXMO in Rave Culture • Two artists adeptly sharing their signature • Euphoric collaboration after festival hit, Rave Love Almost a couple of months ago, the Rave Culture team decided to début themselves at the 808 Songkran Festival in Thailand. Among the talented roster included KEVU, Andrew Rayel, MORTEN and obviously
• Thematic yet distinct • Powerful sway… as per the norm • Hypnotizing melody In a previous article, I touched on Maddix’s creation titled “Technology”, I explained why it fell just short of perfection due to factors primarily revolving around its axis of monotony. I made the point that the early stages of rebranding should
• Detail-oriented craft • Sweet, high-pitched vocal that softly clashes with the dark atmosphere • Complex patterns, especially in the pre-drop There is a certain warm feeling associated with seeing recognizable names working together, especially when least expected! As a matter of fact, I did review Apaztron’s banger “Ares” a couple of years ago (a
• Willy William’s unanticipated collaboration • Upbeat Dutch house mixture • Co-production from Trance act Bogdan Vix This month, Electro House veteran Sandro Silva surprised the audience by revealing an unexpected single, “Bollywood”. Further adding to the unexpected is that Willy Williams is also in this project! Talking about the artists, the mentioned French native
• Carta’s debut on Rave Culture • Energetic, however lacking experimentation • Clever placement of a variation in the schematic This article induces nostalgia for me, since Rave Culture happened to be the first label I reviewed in this blog. As we all know, W&W’s label has catapulted to the Big Room scene with a
• Elegant sequence in the break’s transitional phase • Standard drop structure, considering Tranceroom’s boundaries • Potentialities found in this underrated gem Outrave Recordings is a smaller and independent imprint which has already impressed me Psy-Trance release by Chainix some weeks ago. It’s always a pleasure to discover the hidden gems that up and coming
• Quality Tranceroom , as expected from veterans of the genre • Riskier choice for an complex but attention-catching melody • Predictable circumstance in the breakdown The trio OUTRAGE (2) and TBR (1) have to be the most efficient combination in the specific niche of Trance Room. After years of sharing a solid studio chemistry,
• Gargantuan collaboration in one gigantic track • Combination of drops with two different kicks • Rave Culture advancing further with non-stop quality releases The Dutch imprint of Rave Culture have taken the scene with gusto since their rebranding. Starting with W&W delivering “Wizard Of The Beats” to the newest additions “Ibiza 7am” and “Home
• Sturdy and dark production, inspired by RC vibes • Constricted melodic pattern that didn’t fully convince me • Exciting potentials exploited in this entertaining style While crate-digging in internet for new songs from unheard and underrated talents, I happened to come across “Mindwave”, an enjoyable Trance Room production from one Chainix, and thus helped
• Six years of camaraderie • Fourth collaboration between Saberz & ANG • Unique studio-chemistry at display Following its unanticipated introduction at Parookaville 2020 by Dutch titans W&W, fellow reputed Hungarian Electronic act SaberZ and renowned Mexican duo ANG have shown mettle with their newest creation titled “Home Run”. In this particular opportune, the latter
• Sandro’s 1st solo release on Rave Culture • Well-suited for festivals • Old school Big Room in a new fashion Despite all signs telling us that the summer of this year is well done for, it is yet to be over for many Dance music performers. Dutch solo Sandro Silva knows that and has
• Battle-themed tonality • Strong influence of early Big Room • Esoteric nature thanks to the vocal After their respective releases on Rave Culture, both Sandro Silva and the Portuguese duo KEVU are back, and this time they are here for their first EP together called “Royal“. It consists of two separate productions, “The Night
• Original drop idea, consisting of a vocal loop • Short duration and minimal essence • Trancy vibes accompanied by a bouncy structure One of Rave Culture’s initial problems was that they only signed two artists: W&W and Maurice West. As you can imagine, it was a bit boring. Luckily for everyone, some time ago
• Implausible involvement of the un-mentioned triage • Prototype version better than the final one • Only efforts from the Dutch creators in this project On Friday, thousands of fans from all around the world patiently waited to listen to the huge collaboration titled as “Raver Dome” from the so-called ‘3 Are Legend‘ alongside the
• Amazing combination, emotionally charged track • Brutal drops, especially the first one • The vocal with the composition It is our obligation to say that D-Block & S-te-Fan is possibly, for us, the most competent duo of the hardstyle scene, with Da Tweekaz. Many of their works uphold a mythical tone, especially “The Clock“,
