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• Melodic Techno meets Tropical House • Original vocal loses some charm • Stunning job with the percussions It’s intriguing to witness, five years later, the transformation of Axwell Λ Ingrosso‘s “More Than You Know” into a completely different vibe—a more laidback interpretation courtesy of Mount Rouge’s unique blend of Melodic Techno and Tropical House.
• Heavy bassline • Snappy arrangements • Lively vocal presence After the fans desperately begged for its release (and some delays later), Mau P finally decided to let it out: “Beats From The Underground” is a low-key, adrenaline-spiking tech house; a solid first release for 2024 from the genre phenom. Securing the Bronze Spot in
• Fusion of Disco & House • SA’s expertise meets Wh0’s creativity • Fastidious arrangements The legendary co-founder of the Swedish House Mafia, Steve Angello, and the enigmatic music pair Wh0 have joined their creative forces to deliver a monumental collaboration that transcends boundaries and set dancefloors ablaze. “What You Need” is a genre-bending masterpiece
A tongue-in-cheek answer to the question everything might be a puzzling “42“, but what’s the answer to this week’s releases? To be apt, we have records directly oncoming from major players like Hardwell, Swedish House Mafia, Bingo Players, and even more on this extended edition of Weekly Roundup! Swedish House Mafia, Fred Again, & Future
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,
• Similar structure, but more dynamism in the drop • The Weeknd’s vocal remains astonishing • 2010’s familiar vibes in the lead While the dawn of the new era of Swedish House Mafia’s comeback has met roaringly approvals to great ends, some have found themselves disappointed with their clear departure from the sound they pioneered
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
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
Before proceeding, a brief introduction of the topic feels to be placed prior further discussion regarding them. Last year was difficult for everyone, but lockdowns unveiled many artist’s creativity and helped rising acts make a name in the scene. At the time of writing this, few countries have restarted festivals (for majority, online alternative is
• Engaging rework of “Punk” by Ferry Corsten • Dynamic bass house drop • Breakdown lacks a captivating ingredient Until Now, the second studio album by the legendary Swedish House Mafia album released in 2012 ended on a beautiful note. The last song was a Mashup of “Save The World” and “Ferry Corsten – Punk (Arty Rock-n-Rolla Mix)”.
When 1788-L broke through the spacetime wormhole arriving in our present reality, it probably did not notice its fellow robot and sweeter counterpart followed him. The cyborg KLOUD bore many resemblances to its more famous cousin and upon descending to present-time Earth, it subsequently got sheltered, raised, and promoted as a successful offspring of futuristic
Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike are really two guys that attire my attention. They broke into the scene thanks to Swedish House Mafia letting them remixing together ‘Leave The World Behind‘ 10 years ago, then again, thanks to them pushing ‘Wakanda‘ during their One Last Tour, including the legendary Ultra Miami 2013 conclusive set. It
Summer 2010. I was on holidays with some friends, and one day, one of them bought a CD. I don’t remember its title, it was one of those “summer compilations” with some dance music for road trips. The 20th song was “One” (the instrumental version). I still remember the first time I’ve heard it, even
