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New week, new music! An exciting array of names are here for the 21st edition of the roundup, including Michael Calfan, Fred Again.., Retrovision, and more. Jay Hardway, Retrovision – I Wanna 77/100 Dutch veteran Jay Hardway ventures into experimental territories with Retrovision, a collaboration that definitely sounds strong on the paper. After listening, not
Artists are taking great strides towards opening this year with the most bang: the return of TV Noise, Mark Sixma, Nicky Romero and more are covered in this twentieth rendition of Weekly Roundup! Afrojack, Steve Aoki – No Beef (ft. Miss Palmer) (Remixes Pt.1) It’s beefy/100 EDM was a different place altogether when “No Beef”,
After what feels like a damp firework showing a few sparks before going fuse, only to burst later unexpectedly, this new year has finally brought upon a bunch of tracks that are worth-mentioning. The first roundup for this year has music from the Weeknd, Joji, Orjan Nilsen and more. How did they fare? Let’s get
Midway through this month already, and the releases are ramping up in number by the Friday. Nevertheless, we are here to cover as much it is humanely possible. Martin Garrix, Salvatore Ganacci, Barely Alive and more star-studded names are here for the eighteenth roundup. Also, my colleagues happened to cover about other songs from Pegboard
Busier times has followed with advent of December for me, so apologies for the last roundup being absent. Musical aliases, on the other hand, have been on the grind and so on this special instalment of roundup, there’s releases from this and the last Friday. Let’s cut to the chase then! David Guetta, MORTEN –
Humour me this: What rhymes with new music and friday? Well, don’t ask me, but stars like Alesso, Dom Dolla and furthermore are warming up this eighteenth. Nothing much left to say, so best to get into what you’re here for – the roundup! Alesso – Somebody To Use (Toxic Mix) 82/100 Striking balance with
After writing fifteen instalments of Weekly Roundup, I have come to notice a pattern: names who are working hard towards breaking through the industry are the ones with some of the best releases. On that note, this special numbered edition is dedicated to up and coming aliases. These are among those who are actively pushing
And just like that, we are officially in November. The eleventh month will definitely see some final releases for the year coming from major names, as most labels (and music distributors alike) are likely to take a break during the holiday season. So the coming Fridays will be packed than usual, including the one covered
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
The week of ADE is upon us, and despite the concerns of it getting postponed, multiple events are happening. With a hectic schedule heading for the DJs after their long hiatuses, this weekend has also found itself packed with a myriad of releases from Jaxx & Vega, Martin Garrix, KSHMR and more. Let’s get into
Had your fill of watching bunch of fictional Korean characters getting killed for money, but now browsing through your Insta feed? Well, perhaps you can spare some attention to this edition of Weekly Roundup. Let’s see checks list: we have new singles from the likes of Afrojack, SaberZ, Nina Kraviz and more to talk about,
Well there. “Been some time” is a massive understatement to make, especially since the time last episode saw lights of the day. Anyways, tenth episode couldn’t happen at a weirder time, but here goes. Checked the previous Friday list as usual, and acts such as D.O.D., Steve Aoki and Love Regenerator and more have been
You know, the words “Episode IX” hurts to say. And if you haven’t been living under the proverbial rock, then you might know what I am hinting at. Yes, I am indeed referencing the notorious previous Star Wars we got as a “finale”. Adding to my woes, it was the last motion picture I saw
Trivia of the week – Unbeknownst to most, Eric Prydz was a former founding member of the Swedish House Mafia but later parted ways. Ever felt overwhelmed by the overload of information these days? Well, guess what. Looking at last Friday’s list, I have a similar feeling. Forget about tech overlords arm-wrestling each other for
Trivia of the week – In a 2018 financial survey, the global value of EDM industry was estimated over 7.9 billion USD. Hey, hey and hey! Episode seventh eh? Not bad, not bad at all. Glad to have you here, even if the intro segments are becoming increasingly offbeat. There seemed to be a sharp
Riddle of the week – This singer’s vocal was sampled by Avicii in his all-time hit electronic song “Levels”. Who is he? (Hint: Featured in the article) Six episodes already?! You got to be kidding me. No, I am not going to make another cliched remark “oh TIMe PaSses SO faST”. Absolutely not. Instead, having
Trivia of the week – Creamfields, the prestigious British EDM festival, actually gets its name from its promoter Cream, who are originally in nightclub business. The number five has held much significance in history. In music alone, circle of fifths have a great role in making of many a harmonies. Apart from that, there is
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
Third time’s the charm, eh? Well, we will see if the third round of Weekly Roundup™ has any more surprises in store for us. It is one of those slow weeks for me, with rainy clouds having seized upon the lands I reside and showering inches repeatedly since last Friday. So pardon me if there
Let’s be straightforward, shall we? In this fast-moving world, nobody’s got time. Information relayed short and sweet is most welcomed among Internet dwellers. I am aware that our reviews appear in midst of the multiple heart-stealing animal pictures or something more eye-catchy (ughm!). Plus as we discussed just a few weeks back, listening and writer’s
