All posts tagged in Timmy Trumpet
And just like that, we are officially in November. The eleventh month will definitely see some final releases for the year coming from major names, as most labels (and music distributors alike) are likely to take a break during the holiday season. So the coming Fridays will be packed than usual, including the one covered
• Three beasts colliding • Brutal, no mercy • Timmy Trumpet is no more, it’s time for Timmy Guitar! It seemed the time to review a new Timmy Trumpet single wasn’t there yet, especially after the strange experiments in “Cardio”. Sinphony, however, was quietly publishing energetic releases from renowned artists, but I didn’t see this
• Funky sax • Playful low-pitched vocal • Commercial as it gets, new Tik Tok hit Timmy Trumpet’s bouncier style hasn’t impressed me all too well. One has to admire his ability to expand upon other genres at his will, yet Bounce isn’t an endeavour worth mentioning. He nearly redeemed that with “Cardio”, a playful
You know, the words “Episode IX” hurts to say. And if you haven’t been living under the proverbial rock, then you might know what I am hinting at. Yes, I am indeed referencing the notorious previous Star Wars we got as a “finale”. Adding to my woes, it was the last motion picture I saw
Riddle of the week – This singer’s vocal was sampled by Avicii in his all-time hit electronic song “Levels”. Who is he? (Hint: Featured in the article) Six episodes already?! You got to be kidding me. No, I am not going to make another cliched remark “oh TIMe PaSses SO faST”. Absolutely not. Instead, having
• Stale Deep House bassline • Flat performance by Smash Mouth, yet a warm vocal! • The trumpet is now… A sax Putting the hilarious memes aside, Smash Mouth have proved themselves as catchy vocalists, and Timmy Trumpet seized this opportunity and played his cards well to create a potential summer hit. Even though, I
Today, I will analyze one of the leading Australian veterans around, Timmy Trumpet. Thanks to his 2014 hit “Freaks”, Timmy broke through into the mainstream scene, and in the consecutive years constantly kept a coveted position in the Melbourne Bounce niche with many underground releases. That’s when I was properly introduced to his work and
• Italo Dance mixed with Happy Hardcore elements • Vocal that works appropriately, discording partially • Hypothetically successful summer hit Being Italian, Italo Dance is a crucial part of my musical culture. In certain regions of my nation where clubs kept their foot grounded to earlier styles (almost accountable to 90 percent of the area),
• Cliffhanging rating, thanks to unsure factors • Vigorous drop, with two hard psy-kicks • SINPHONY’s near perfect genesis While deciding to share my experience for the newest release “The Prayer” with you guys, I had an evergrowing dilemma on whether to talk about this production. Thus, I moved rather slowly on this, and at
At the commencement of every one of these “negative reviews”, I always specify my opinion and verdict about them. This is not antipathy, and most of the time if we don’t appreciate a composition we disregard it, but at times it falls in our raison d’être to warn our readers about the extremely despicable things
• Everything fits, in a complex yet entertaining composition • Significant trio, efficient show of styles • Rework of a classic club-weapon by Sequenza No, you haven’t misread. The driving reason for a solid ninety to this is because of the fact I’m finally happy to see an essential collaboration that has been made because
KSHMR has always shown a particular anti-conformism. This aspect is evident in his Spinnin’ sub-label, Dharma Worldwide, which has been releasing tracks from new, interesting, and underrated talents alongside established producers. On this compilation, we’ve gotten new tracks from familiar faces like Timmy Trumpet, Padé, Murat Salman, Patrick
Heading into February, we’ve got the new EP of TV Noise covered along with some lackluster psy-trance tracks from Ummet Ozcan and Alok & Timmy Trumpet so let’s just jump into it. 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
While the first week of the year might have been a pretty big disappointment, this second week has brought us some real gems. 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. We hope you enjoy our selection and if
82/100 • Lovely orchestral elements • Good ethnic atmosphere • Excellent second drop What happens if a savage guy and a really technical one do a track together? Would it be a banger or a complete mess? None of these. Luckily, we can call it for its name now. And, of course, its name is
76/100 • Where’s Timmy Trumpet? • Surprising names for Spinnin’ • Gorgeously brutal drop, SZP style From one side, I’m glad to see Sub Zero Project on Spinnin’… It’s an unbelievable occasion, their kind of brutal hardstyle has never been presented there and I’m curious to see the fans reactions. I guess I must thank
Each week 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. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like to see here, please feel free to use our contact form or post your suggestions in the
77/100 • First collaboration of the involved names • Relies on Psy-trance elements heavily • Slacks on creativity, yet displays energy With the hulking and bass-driven genre of Psy-trance playing its significant role in major festivals across the globe, this style of dance music has seized the throne with its intensity. Multiple releases have been
83/100 Only a few days have passed since we wrote a detailed article on Dharma’s latest release “ Moksha”. Boasting the heavy and intense genre of Hard-psy, this song acclaimed major appreciation. Today, we have another similar but hard-hitting track, made by the unexpected collaboration between Timmy Trumpet and Junkie Kid. Titled as “Toro”, it
75\100 The biggest collaboration of the week is the splendid “100”, created by two of the most important heavyweights of their respective genres. Vini Vici are dominating the trending psy-trance with a series of colossal collabs, while Timmy Trumpet… Well, saying that he is one of legends of Bounce is reductive, after hearing his experiments
83\100 The first song of the “Hardwell & Friends” EP is a colossal collaboration between Hardwell and Timmy Trumpet. “The Underground” is as expected, a dark and underground song, with big room, bounce and rawstyle influences. However, as one must expect when we are talking about Timmy Trumpet, the release is frenetic, creative, and unique.
