All posts tagged in Tomorrowland
• An orchestra-EDM fusion • Calmer flow than expected • Trap and Dubstep vibes are still here in the background It’s been a while since I had the honor of giving Apashe one of my first 90+ ratings, making me glad to see that the Montreal-based creative has kept pushing boundaries. Performing at Electric Forest,
• Ingenuity? Not that much • Better yet, a “Miracle” clone • Brutally ignored by the creators After the incredible acclaim that Calvin Harris got from “Miracle“, let’s be honest, many just capitalized on the recent interest in Eurodance and usual nostalgia for the “good old era”. It was about time other artists jumped on
Popular festivals are indicative of where the music industry is heading these days. Look no further than Tomorrowland, where plenty of artists play a smorgasbord of music to the attending fans. Yet, some tracks stand out for getting heavy rotation. So here’s the question: which of those got the most repeats? We headed over to
• Acceptable summer release • Afro Bros dominating the base • Akon is not as hypnotic as Daddy Yankee Who remembers “Instagram”? That 2019 summer hit from the most random name’s together: in the order of appearance from Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, David Guetta, Daddy Yankee, Afro Bros & Natti Natasha. The follow-up “She
• Several versions for all tastes • Extraordinary melodic sequence • Well-fitting vocal (in the original, less in the VIP) Let’s bask in the euphoric festival vibes as the Tomorrowland season kicks off! Today, I bring you a dual release from the talented Neil Degas, featuring the enchanting vocals of Scarlett. “Braveheart” weaves a tale
• A mix of Bounce, Hardstyle, and Techno • Brutal kickdrum and bassline • Minimalism, more than usual Being a hardcore admirer of Will Sparks, I observed his evolution in recent years with much curiosity. From a pioneering figure in the niche genre such as Melbourne Bounce, the Australian alias has explored several worlds in
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
• An absurd outcome from two big names • Slower, Future House track with great vocals • Unfitting to the theme of Tomorrowland It had slipped my mind that Tomorrowland has its own official anthems! It’s not so obvious, since my brief research confirmed that the last one was in 2014 (“Waves” by W&W and
Having been postponed since 2019, it is safe to say that Tomorrowland is expected to begin with quite the show this month. The amount of excitement seems to be at an all-time high already with various snaps of the stage design (“Reflection of Love”) leaking out even before it started. While it will last over
While my excitement for Tomorrowland extending its duration for over three entire weekends remains quite less, I can understand why there’s a lot of hype from the fans: it’s been almost three years since one of the most anticipated festival in the landscape of EDM got postponed, repeatedly. Well, hysteria might have been running high
• Suitable for clubs • Not-so-dynamic drop but effective • Mariana carries all the weight Waiting for Tomorrowland to release anything remotely interesting requires a huge effort. Their label was one of those cases where they had their ups and downs, yet more of the latter. This time, their newest single seemed to be a
As the dust from the dance events held in Amsterdam settle, with a particularly disliked DJ magazine poll declaring their results, we are finally well over into the fourth quarter of this year. Although I wasn’t present at the Electronic music capital, social media affirmed that natives and tourists both flocked and partied hard after
• Sandro’s 1st solo release on Rave Culture • Well-suited for festivals • Old school Big Room in a new fashion Despite all signs telling us that the summer of this year is well done for, it is yet to be over for many Dance music performers. Dutch solo Sandro Silva knows that and has
• “Peer Gynt” gets a modernistic rework two centuries after creation • Excellent idea that loses charm ipse facto its business relation • Intriguing hybrid experiment This article has been made possible solely on the basis for completing a bet I waged with the fans on reviewing the first suggestion in a poll on Instagram,
Shooting a fish in a barrel, they say. It’s unnecessary to point out the problems that a project like Smash The House, and, more specifically, Generation Smash has, but people usually miss the big picture in these cases. Today we are analyzing the 19 months of growth of the DV&LM sublabel, that, starting from its
Since commencement of lockdown and self-isolation period, there has been a gargantuan decline in outdoor events. With nearly all festivals postponed till the next year or so, some have come up with another solution to this: online events. Approaching this methodology, the Belgium held esteemed festival TomorrowLand has also decided the same. “Around The World”,
• Quality remake of the classic “House Of Justice” • Smooth blend of both different signature styles! • Summer-ish and alluring I particularly love when collaborations are balanced and not just for namesake, with both the parts involved managing to add their own styles and energy, fusing it into one splendid outcome… After having heard
• “Money Money”? Cynical title • Inelegant and cliché composition • Pesky and monotonous vocal Yesterday, I was working on another review while listening to some new songs on YouTube. Suddenly, I heard “Money Money“, the new Bass House work by the recent alliance between Yves V and MAD M.A.C.. My review can be summarized
• More W&W than expected • Strongly festival-oriented • Originally a “Komodo” rework, then modified because of copyright issues Capturing the attention among other releases this Friday, we are dealing with yet another significant team-up. Today we will be expressing our thoughts about the collaboration between the supergroup “3 Are Legends” and the leading Dutch
Another year, another Tomorrowland, another Tomorrowland EP from the bosses Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. Unfortunately, this time we are not really happy with the results: apart of a couple of nice tracks, the selection disappointed us, especially because of the high expectations. Let’s begin! Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs. Hardwell – Unity
