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My relationship with Revealed has been on a steep downhill in the last months, since I am not a big fan of generic Bass House, yet my respect remains untainted for the label. For celebrating its 10th year of existence, there is a brand new Remixed EP that comes with a bunch of Hardwell classics
Before going any further, a question comes to my mind: how many of you remember tuning into radio-shows after schools or during work to take some stress off the shoulders? Many will agree, as listening to the hand-selected tracks mixed by your favourite heavyweight is a great way of spending time. Last Friday marked a
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Unexpected collaboration by reputed Dutch acts • A newer and branded take at Progressive House • Fine display of two signatures at work Recently, the Dutch icon Nicky Romero made an out of the blue announcement of an artwork. This picture confirmed the many rumours and teasers of his team-up with fellow duo-colleagues Sick
Another year, another sampler. 2020 is the year of Coronavirus and the meetings in Miami Music Week are essentially not happening (considering that Ultra is cancelled), but, luckily, we have the samplers! They are online, they can’t damage us… Unless in rare cases. Overall 66/100 Jokes apart, like every year we put our dirty hands
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
I followed the story of the second volume of the “Progressive EP” by Revealed Recordings attentively. I’m a massive fan of the genre, and since I missed the chance of speaking about the first one, I couldn’t make the same mistake again. There is talent here. However, the big problem with those “debuts” on the
81/100 The Dutch mastermind Hardwell has surely kept major plans for this year, as we have yet another aggressive and festival-dominant production from him. Teaming up with the renowned English vocalist Harrison, the track is classic pumping Electro house enriched with intense synths and striking components. Titled “Earthquake”, it showcases suitable power to decimate any
88\100 We have, in front of us, one of the most interesting, exciting and mysterious songs of the year. Let’s begin with a confirmation: Magnomite are Hardwell & Julian Calor. Spotify confirmed it (Thanks to our fan Arthur for pointing it out)! “Thunder” has been announced a long time ago, but nobody didn’t actually hear
77/100 Revealed Recordings have been unveiling energetic and vibrant progressive house productions in the past three months. This time, we are reviewing their latest release featuring the collaboration between the talented Dutch duo Syzz, and uprising young producer Reggio. Titled “Joker“, this dynamic production showcases attributes of electro house and progressive. Both Syzz and Reggio
Revealed finally presented their 2018 Miami Sampler. Every year, fans await this exclusive selection of talents, assured of finding fresh music, artists and ideas. Our analysis is focused on only five songs, the most interesting and enjoyable for us reviewers. We must say that this assortment has been particularly balanced, with 10 songs with almost
92/100 We are extremely happy to be here today, reviewing “Body High”. It’s an important song, for the EDM scene. There are artists that are undoubtedly connected to a genre. It’s like the case of Headhunterz with hardstyle. Despite his change of style back in 2014, and the superlative quality of his releases, fans continued
76\100 “Fuego” is a new banger by KURA and Olly James, two of the most active Revealed producers last year. The long-awaited collaboration doesn’t shine for creativity but still presents itself as an explosive tune, ready to light up clubs and festivals. Why we consider “Fuego” interesting for a review? Its drop is quite particular,
77/100 The fourth day of this eventful week brings us another new single from the acclaimed Dutch artist, Hardwell. This time the prodigy has collaborated with another notable Dutch duo, Jewelz & Sparks, to create an interesting Electro house track named “Safari”. The main attribute of this release that it focuses on being minimal, delivering
83\100 The first song of the “Hardwell & Friends” EP is a colossal collaboration between Hardwell and Timmy Trumpet. “The Underground” is as expected, a dark and underground song, with big room, bounce and rawstyle influences. However, as one must expect when we are talking about Timmy Trumpet, the release is frenetic, creative, and unique.
83/100 Progressive is back on Revealed Recordings… With elegance and catchiness! The notable Dutch artist Jimmy Clash has returned to Revealed Recordings after the winter break with a kinetic and emotional production, collaborating the with Korean artist Vanto and the female vocalist Oumnia. The result is a splendid groovy and colourful vocal tune, titled “Golden Skies”.
For the last article of 2017, we decided to team up with Revealed Family, a great page known for bringing interesting news and honest opinions on the table. Revealed Family decided to write a brief analysis of one of the most important labels out there, Revealed Recordings. Despite being slightly in disagreement with their cynical vision,
76\100 The Dutch duo Tom & Jame is back in Revealed with a fresh release, “In The Air”. Even if the romantic cover was indicating an emotional tune, my expectations were wrong. “In The Air” is an underground electro house tune, with a hip-hop influence in the break and a classic Tom & Jame drop.
