All posts tagged in Sandro Silva
• Classic, energetic, and fun • Suspense in the breakdown • Missing that innovative spark Today’s one of those days where I just want to press play on some energetic tunes and enjoy— possibly with an unexpected twist on it. Naturally, the choice has come to Big Room; one of my favorite genres, most of
• Finally, the trio is working together • Predictable structure • Energetic but lacks a unique twist There is something magical in the way W&W and KEVU conjured to devise a powerful banger; leaving me impressed even after so many years of listening to the same Big Room sounds. Their recent association “Incoming”, released on
• No experiments from Dimas • Repetitive melody with an energetic bass • The pair reunited after 12 years. My respect for Angger Dimas has always remained particularly because of his unconventional and particular style. Give a listen to “Phat Brahms” with DV&LM and Aoki (not the 2.0) to get an exact measure of what
• An absurd outcome from two big names • Slower, Future House track with great vocals • Unfitting to the theme of Tomorrowland It had slipped my mind that Tomorrowland has its own official anthems! It’s not so obvious, since my brief research confirmed that the last one was in 2014 (“Waves” by W&W and
From a retweet of the QR Network, I discovered that “Told Ya 2022”, released a few days ago by Sandro Silva and Wiwek, didn’t credit the original vocalist Isa GT, who complained about the injustice on Twitter. I appreciated the quick response by Rave Culture, who renamed the song the day after, but this isn’t
• Sandro Silva fills in the drop? • Stunning breakdown with orchestral and hardstyle influences • Difficult formula, easy to mess up While I asked ODAX as our curator for our monthly “Selected By You” playlist, I was actually reviewing one of his submissions, “Lost In Love”. So, you may have already heard it on
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
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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Zero surprises, just the expected stuff • Catchy melody • Amazing festival tool Wow, time flies, in the blink of an eye we are already beginning the third month of this year! But let’s get serious: for us (the big room fans) a year doesn’t start until W&W release a brand new track, so
This week, we’ll be remarking on a few trends we’ve noticed before perhaps a bigger article on the topic. As always, we’ll be compiling a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like
Our top story this week is that Borgeous ripped off Cheyenne Giles’ signature sound in his latest bass house track. In other news, Loca Recordings released a track from Declain, Noiz Van Grane introduces a fresh new sound on Nik Cooper, and Thomas Gold shows his label is nothing more than average. Additionally, Lucas &
• Classic Big Room arrangements • Appreciable distribution of signature sounds • Dismal appellation If our readers would reminisce for a while, they will recollect our concern towards Rave Culture, erstwhile known as the esteemed Mainstage, of being scarce of any other cognomens other than the heavyweight W&W and their dynamic protégé Maurice West. But
Dyro is finally back! We’re talking about his latest release on STMPD, a fun remix from Syzz, a killer psy-collab on Revealed Recording, and mentioning a new signature sound. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week.
74/100 • Intelligent approach in the drop • Disappointing break, because of the vocal • Overall, a respectful and enjoyable rework Garmiani received a lot of popularity a couple of years ago thanks to a remix of “One“, the legendary tune from Swedish House Mafia… Funny to see him reworking a classic again! This time the Swedish
79\100 I wasn’t really expecting that from “Second Life”. Absolutely not. I’m glad to see that Revealed, with “TING!” and this collab between Sandro Silva and Ricky George, is giving space to experimental concepts. The experience of the Dutch veteran teamed up with the freshness brought by the young Ricky George. “Second Life”, the result,
