All posts tagged in Sweet
• Japanese guitar instead of the usual techno lead • Psytrance foundation with hardgroove flavor • Sweet vocal loop crushed by heavy basslines I’ve got to say, Fvck Error surprised me big time with “Yoritomo”. This is not your regular psytrance tune. Right from the start, there’s a beautiful vocal loop floating on top, almost
• British vocal with a raw, clean wobble • Grimy growls meet trembly textures • One of the freshest Discovery Project picks lately Straight from Insomniac’s Discovery Project comes “Energy” and yeah, it lives up to the name. Pretty Sweet and Blvcksmith drop a tight dubstep track that rides on a solid mix of fancy
• Sweet clash of textures • The sax is telling a story • Surprising percussions I genuinely liked this release from Canadian producer Finn Forte, part of his debut album “Loss”. “One Moment” is the first single, and it feels already like a very personal chapter in his journey. If this is just the start,
• Sweet and calm atmosphere • Balanced sound design • Drop is a bit short Marvello, the Polish producer known for his remarkable sound design, has just released “The Night” on Future Bass Records. This track caught my attention with its blend of emotional vibes, catchy melodies, and punchy basslines. The track opens with a
• Clean, hard-hitting kick • Sweet vocals, enhanced by slight details in the background • Simplistic melody pattern After taking some time to focus on the music that truly brings me joy, I’m thrilled to dive back into reviews with “Real Thing” by Belgian veteran NGTY and vocalist Wicks, released via Future House Music. This
• Beautiful guitar chords in the drop • Sweet bassline, not too aggressive • Risk of becoming predictable, almost avoided There’s one detail that I have always appreciated in Krimsonn— he always reflects the core themes of KSHMR’s label, Dharma Worldwide. Varying between genres, he retains the focus on natural instruments such as violins, guitars,
• BOOM vibes in the vocal loop • Lots of details towards the end • Great showcase from Tim Hox Greatly satisfying, “The Blonde One” is a Bass House release on Spinnin’ Records that might not garner the same magnitude of success equal to past hits from Mike Williams (being a wunderkind of the Dutch
• Elegant touch, with finer details • Guitar solos in the back • More than it meets the eye Beforehand, I already had chance to analyze GRY’s involvement on “Now Or Never”, featuring Thomas Gold and NEVVE: it was a delightful spin on Brazilian Bass’s schematics which received quite the score. The London-based producer is
• Clever lyricism in vocal delivery • Slower and elegant melodic hook • Calming features such as piano Let’s start this review by congratulating George Redwood for his magnificent performance, given the brutal competitiveness existing in the saturated domains of Progressive House genre nowadays. It seems quality vocal delivery alongside meaningful lyricism is perhaps the
• Future House, Piano House, Bass House… • Sweet vocal with a stunning drop • Radio-friendly release Hello there! Well to begin, this song was selected on our Discord server, so we highly recommend readers to join us there as there will be further selections made there as suggested by the members. It’s a regularity
• Quality tune with commonplace schematics • Emotional and energetic vocal • Noticeable influences from Matisse & Sadko As the Spanish electronic artists are rising in number holistically, their genres of preference seems to favour both Future and Progressive domains of House music, gaining expertise from similarities they brought from top artists. “Something”, today’s selection,
