All posts tagged in Revealed Radar
• Explosive lead, bassline, vocals • Capable of adding a dynamism spin! • Vibrant conditions in the buildup And we are back with some classic Progressive House, finally! Many of our readers are devoted to the genre, and we were looking for a gem to review… if you are acquainted with Intensity Recordings, you know
• The classic old-school vibe, in a shinier package • Impressive talent with the buildup details • Beautiful vocal performance, a must-have in the genre At the time of reviewing Timmy Trumpet last week, I promised to focus on a different name than the usual to highlight new talents, thus here I am! Trevor Omoto
• Heartfelt vocal presence • Energetic old-school drop • Promising début in Radar! Among various new talents, Waxel happens to be a distinctive personality that caught my eye some weeks ago. He happened to share his releases in our Discord community for a while now, and after listening to those, I can say that he
• What a performance by Robbie Rosen! • Emotional build-ups and drops, with a sweet attitude • Another opportunity for Revealed Radar? I am interested in Revealed Records’ releases but Radar is a thing that I decided to left apart for some time, its aim on releasing bobbly generic bass house music made me lose
• Classic Revealed signature schema • Tech house leaning beat • Groovy and efficient drop Yes, the often talked about sub-imprint of Revealed is back in action! This time, they are offering a record from Sebastian Mateo and DJ St3v3, and both are familiar faces in the roster. Surprisingly, this marks as the fifth collaboration
• Emotional breakdown that suddenly gets “tainted” • Darker twist on the drop • Complex, experimental melody It has been a while since I discussed about Steven Vegas; a couple of years ago, he was soaring as one of shining stars signed on Revealed Recordings. Soon afterwards came his hiatus, which he broke in the
• 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
The inception of this special article was because of a singular review for Deagon’s production, but while listening to HOA I finalized that another artist could also share this article and would be beneficial: Quando. It has been some time since I enjoyed not one, but two Radar releases in the same week! The Greek
• Unjustified promotion into the main imprint • Commonplace structure bereft of stamina • One-sided collaboration After what I would consider a considerable amount of time, Revealed Recordings has managed to gain my attention with their newest addition. Meet “Anywhere”, an Electro House outcome of studio synergy between Mr. Sid and DEADLINE. With both being
• Catchy and vivid performance • Lesser experimentation, polished tonality • Notable resemblances in the hook and structure Even after the recent poll we conducted stating our displeasure in the lack of variety shown by the renowned imprint of Revealed Recordings, there are talented personalities whose appearance in the label often let us make a
• Huge similarities with “Destiny’s” melody • Charming vocal by Kyle Reynolds • Interesting sound design, the production has potential When making music, sometimes it feels like everything is already invented: you make a good melody and, after some time working on it, you realize that you have heard it before. Then, you Shazam it
• Precisely crafted bassline • Ethnic vocal loop, a staple of the Psy genre • Creation that plays around with familiarity and personality Teaming up for an unusual and attention grabbing Psy Trance creation are the upcoming acts Naems and FearZ, which has been titled as “Mukti“! The stereotype of naming of any main-stage song
Once upon a time, big labels were giving 0 opportunities to the upcoming talents. The most “famous” names were reusing their projects again and again as long as they were still worth it and everybody wanted to have a piece from that cake of endless money. One day, Hardwell’s label, Revealed Recordings, noticed this and
• 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
• Complex blueprint, various elements to explore and degustate • Weirdly positioned robotic vocal in the build-up • Entertaining experience, even if diverse from Radar’s usual style It is unusual, but I am getting used to hear Bass House on Revealed Radar, even if I still believe that there are more suiting labels for the
• Delicate vocals from Goiza´s compelling voice • Steady start to an energetic conclusion • Repetitive but effective structure Jack & James are back on Revealed! Even on the sub-imprint Radar, they haven’t disregarded their signature Future-Funky vibes, working along with the new rising star David Jarvis and the powerful Goiza. I am proud of
• Delicate vocal presence • Warm and cordial atmosphere • Less experimentation, but memorable drop segment Warren’s name has underlain between various names in collaborations I particularly appreciated… But today I finally have the opportunity to speak about a solo production from this talented Irish artist! We don’t have a newcomer here by any means,
• STMPD-style house with ethnic vibes • Genial take with jazzy pre-drop fill • Good starting point for building up a signature style Back from where, exactly, considering that this is RevoideN’s debut? However, the young Turkish creator has demonstrated an impeccable quality, making me wonder if this is simply a new comeback alias, thus
• Unexpected twist in the drop • Club-oriented structure, less focused on the breakdown • Effective fusion of the two styles It’s been a while since I’ve been so impressed by a Revealed release, what a splendid job by Olly James and the major-debutant GIFTBACK! “Side To Side“, their latest creation, specifically targets live exhibitions
• Quality Hardstyle mixed with Psy-Trance • Captivating old-school vocal • Softer structure than expected, suitable with Revealed Radar While expressing our displeasure with the Revealed Radar re-branding, we got strangely fascinated by the new Hellblasterz’s track on it. Thus, almost ironically, we are speaking again about the Revealed sub-label whose motive focuses on promoting
Redefining the graphical assets of an established label like Revealed Recordings is a bold and risky move. However, if done correctly, it can add some freshness to the branding and improve its social media facet. If last year’s one hit the sweet spot, the present attempt flies right past the bullseye, for us. The foremost
