All posts tagged in Revealed Recordings
Four summers back, the Swedish Progressive House hotshot Mick Kastenholt, better known to the public as KAAZE, teamed up with the veteran Dutch heavyweight Hardwell alongside singer Jonathan Mendelsohn to synergize “We Are Legends“, a stunner of a festival track which prevailed. Premiering at Ultra Europe 2016 by the Revealed label-head, it became the centre
Riddle of the week This DJ/Producer revealed his own synth plugin in 2020 almost after eight years of teasing. Who is he? (Hint: Featured in this article) Ahh, look who is here. Yes, you there, looking for another edition of Weekly Roundup™, aren’t you? (I don’t take the emoji lightly, paid lavishly for the trademark
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
• Exotic flute bringing a breath of fresh air • Big Room-ish, clashing low-end • A real experiment with Future House, interesting! Can I take a moment and be brutally honest? Oh yes, it’s my article after all. Lately I have considered Thomas Gold as one of those many top honchos who are just here
• Heads back to peak-time Big Room style • Nostalgic characteristic with lesser experimentation • Energetic and explosive drop sequences Intensity Recordings has opted to slow down its pace lately… being a fan of carefully, well-selected smaller catalogue, I back this decision entirely. For example, “Fire” seems like an excellent pick from the label: everything
• Tribal and Psy-Trance influences • Generic and overused structure • Catchy drop (but is there an equal teamwork?) Taking a quick look into the rather unpredictable schedule of Revealed Recordings, this particular work made me surprised because of the parties involved in making it. First we have Carta, an esteemed figure on the genre
• 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
• Shocking genre-choice for starting the year • Monotonous structure, disappointing vocal editing • What’s the purpose of Gemstone, then? Alright guys, this is gonna be brutal and apologies if it doesn’t sit right with somebody, but a respectable professional such as Dastic has again found a way to get bashed in a review from
• 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
• Special care in the breakdown’s atmosphere • Subtle editing in the vocal • Another milestone for the duo Wildvibes-Patrick Key A couple of years ago I wrote a piece about Wildvibes, a young guy that impressed me with his quality Progressive House. I kept watching him growing, reaching new and important milestones. I saw
• 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
Seven additions into his discography later, my curiosity towards Pablo Rindt, better known as Maddix, has grown more than ever. Trading his powerful and energetic Big Room sleeves for a dense blent of various genres, he has made it more than just attention-worthy. As I have mentioned in my prior reviews, I have been a
• Second release by Dastic on Revealed Recordings • Soft, poppish vibes, badly received by fans • Complex melody, difficult to remember I was curious about the presence of Dastic in Revealed Recordings. I’m following him for years, I enjoyed many of his tunes (in particular: “Candy” and “Give Me Your Love“), I appreciate his
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
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
• Sequel to “LUNA” and “KODI” • Catchy breakdown hook • Familiar and energetic structure The Hilversum based duo Sick Individuals have struck again. The Dutch pair have released three releases so far, especially their latest one, “Tonight” with Jewelz & Sparks. The brand new single “RUBY” was played a couple of times as we
• 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,
• Captivating hybrid of genres • True to his classic sound • Slightly monotonous Upon hearing that Maddix was changing his style, I can’t say I wasn’t discontented. Having been a huge fan of his aggressively driven Big Room hallmark for years now, it was hard for me to imagine ever being blown away by
It’s certainly disheartening, because we always had held high expectations for Dannic’s esteemed label, Fonk Recordings… But we observed increasingly incertitude about this project. Founded in 2016 by the ex-Revealed groove veteran, Fonk centres around its label-boss and similar peculiar Electro House. It’s such a specific and recognizable style that in past reviews we simply
• 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
