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• Consistent theme • Stellar vocals atop the instrumental • Catchy melodies that linger I’ve previously commended Jeriko’s work on the “Renaissancel” EP under Intensity Recordings, where he seamlessly melded modern Future Wave with the vibes of 2010. As I like to say, Jeriko delivered what I had hoped for from the return of SHM:
• Remode magic here • Tribal tech house • Less elements, high energy Usually not involved in lone endeavors as usual, and when he does, Axwell usually has a gem to share. Nearly two years since his previous single, the Swedish moniker decided to give a special “remode” treatment to a new release involving Thomas
• More like an edit than a remix • Trumpets are enhanced, overall structure intact • Nostalgic choice for SIZE XX Anniversary “Valodja” holds an air of mystery that can only be crafted by masterminds like Steve Angello (during his pre-SHM phase) and AN21. With just two percussions and a set of trumpets, they conjured
This is it, folks. Next year is just around the corner, and we still haven’t gotten used to 2022. This edition of the Roundup will be the final one for this year as holidays are inching closer, and continue again as usual from the next month. A massive Thank You to everyone who reads and
Let’s be honest: a good chunk of EDM Reviewer’s readers, including myself, are nostalgic. Without entering the realm of psychology, many of our demographic grew up with Avicii, SHM, Hardwell & Co in what is called “The Golden Era of EDM”. Things change and this is part of life, but Intensity Recordings cleverly unleashed the
• Where’s Aoki? Busy playing with NFTs? • Superlative vocal and instrumental • Necessary comparison with Swedish House Mafia If even KAAZE says “I’ve never been so proud of a song in my life”, one has all the reasons to be hyped about ‘Whole Again’. Alongside the Swedish creator, Steve Aoki, and reputed singer John
Instead of penning a detailed account of the awaited “Paradise Again”, I would rather like focus on the overall state of EDM albums as of late. Usually, there aren’t as many worth mentioning as most producers have shifted towards singles or EPs, yet the combination of an extended pandemic, hiatuses and comebacks, and coincidences bring
After an interesting turn of events that led to celebrity rapper Kanye West being replaced by a collaborative performance from Swedish House Mafia and the Weeknd in the festival lineup held by Coachella, the much-awaited album “Paradise Again” has been finally dropped. Featuring noteworthy synergy efforts including A$AP Rocky, Connie Constance, Mapei, Seinabo Sey, and
March has initiated with plenty of music, as the festival season has started picking pace. This roundup is featuring music from this week and the last (since there wasn’t any), with tracks released by 3LAU, Alesso, Left Lucid, and more! Swedish House Mafia ft. Sting – Redlight 85/100 After a few months of keeping hush,
Years of radio-silence later, the dance music veterans Swedish House Mafia made their hyped musical return this year. Lifting the curtains from three already well-received singles from their upcoming album “Paradise Again”, the Nordic icons have shown no signs of slacking, further announcing a global transatlantic tour that will follow in the wake of next
Next time when you begrudgingly head to the nearest IKEA store for replacing that creaking old table of yours, their meatballs won’t be the only thing piquing your interest. Last week, on what might sound as a “glitch in the matrix” sort of event, the three esteemed members of the Swedish House Mafia trifecta took
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
This comeback is hands down the most exciting prospect for EDM to occur this year, and man, were the reactions brutal! After seven years of intermission and radio silence (except for the unforgettable reunion event in 2018), the Swedish trifecta of Steve Angello, Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso reunited again to save the Progressive House from
• Delicate, enchanting essence in the breakdown • Impressive technical quality • Slight lack of personality in the overall picture Being on holiday, I had little time to explore and review new music. However, I had this little gem in my archive that I want to show you… “Who I Am” by the Norwegian talent,
