All posts tagged in TBR
• New label, classic brand? • Hard-hitting quality TranceRoom schematics • Keeping aside ambiguities about the future, there is yet hope! In a rather dicey move, the young German producer TBR has placed his bets by inaugurating his own imprint gloriously titled the “RetroFuture”. Debuting it is another Tranceroom explosive “The Sound”, filled to brim
• Quality Tranceroom , as expected from veterans of the genre • Riskier choice for an complex but attention-catching melody • Predictable circumstance in the breakdown The trio OUTRAGE (2) and TBR (1) have to be the most efficient combination in the specific niche of Trance Room. After years of sharing a solid studio chemistry,
Paris Blohm & Wasback – They Say (feat. Krigarè) Paris Blohm · Paris Blohm & Wasback – They Say (ft. Krigarè) After releasing a statement coming to terms with his position atop the progressive house game and how it conflicted with how he wanted to present himself to the world, we finally have the first
Among other landmark achievements, the hundredth release is always a significant and reminiscent milestone for a label… And upcoming assemblage Loca Recordings has just magnified it with a colossal collaboration between not two or three, but eight different acts from various parts of the globe! “We Rise Together” isn’t just a random assortment of names
• Unexpected melodic approach • Heavy experimentation with a high-pitched vocal • “Work In Progress” tune that doesn’t disappoint 5 people behind this song, 5 experienced producers in the genre. Tunisia based OUTRAGE, uprising German native TBR and Croatian duo-logy GIANTS have teamed up again (after “Invincible“, released on Loca Recordings) and deliver another banger!
This week, we’ll be covering a few pop songs and comparing their effectiveness. Then checking in on the state of big room and the plight of reused assets. To start it all off, we’ll be checking in on one of hardstyle’s greatest: Da Tweekaz. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a
As we’ve settled into 2019 and labels have begun regularly releasing tracks again, we’re greeted by a surprising shift by Doorn Records, a lackluster Generation Hex EP with one exception, and another solid release from DIFFERENT Records. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time
