All posts tagged in Tropical House
• 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.
• Classic EDM combining indie elements and guitar riffs • Optimistic and high-spirited atmosphere • A radiant vocal performance by ruben. What happens when you combine Tollef’s funky guitar artistry and Nu Disco production skills with the eclectic Future House influences of Aiobahn? The answer is obvious: this joyful creation! Released on Don Diablo’s HEXAGON,
• Dean Lewis with an unforgettable performance • Kygo’s pianoforte vibrant as ever • Great synergy, although an overused recipe If I am being candid here, Kygo doesn’t really strike me as the most exciting artist to write about, at least in the domain of electronic music. He’s undoubtedly the pioneer that steered Tropical House
• Minimalist signature • Catchy loop with a sax and a kick • Perfect material for chilling out on a beach Usually, I am brutal towards commercial summer releases, who are often jumping on one or other bandwagons with next to zero creativity. Those are: • Reggaeton (worst of the bunch) • Slap House reworks
Today I stumbled upon RoyaltyExchange, a place where bidders can buy the royalties on many famous hits. For example, someone bought the royalties for “Empire State Of Mind” by Jay-Z for $190,500, or the entire “musical” catalogue of the Logan Brothers in 2020 for $26,000. Lately, Kygo’s hit “Firestone”, arguably the most famous Tropical House
Welcome to our first exclusive series for this year, “Lost Labels Of Yesterday”. In this trilogy, we will remind ourselves of music imprints that decided to hit the brake; whether long-forgotten or recently abandoned. While this would not be an in-depth analysis, we will attempt to find the reason on why these once thriving labels
EDM is a global phenomenon that has been contributed by a monumental amount of creative artists. Usually, artists of one genre want to join forces with producers from all over the world to create memorable productions, or in this attempt fail and move on. This being said, I will take this opportunity to show some
• Relaxing atmosphere and a serene vibe • Slow and calming melody • Lo-Fi track useful for late-hour study sessions This wasn’t planned. “1.45 am.” has been suggested by a fan as an outcome to our fun contest held through our IG stories, but I must admit that this lo-fi production does a great charm
• Classic Future House schema with sweet vocal chops • Progressive House twist in the Club Mix • Common schematics, but engaging experience This a sort of “double review”, because I first came across with the original mix of “Dream“, and then I discovered the Club Mix, which is a Progressive House version… Thus, I
• Remember Aleesia from Gold Skies (2014)? • Simplistic arrangements with a fantastic guitar • Relaxing vibe that gets easily addictive In all honesty, I rarely listen to Tropical House because of my preferences towards listening aggressive sounding songs. However, sometimes it becomes necessary to get out from my usual likes and dislikes, let’s say
• A brilliant rework • Future House twist on the original • Newer take on an earlier Future Bounce version Summer is far gone on this cold wintry day of November, but DAZZ, Ellie Sax and the upcoming vocalist Jessica Chertock crafted to bring forth some warming tropical vibes in my room! I am excited
• Classic Future House piano, playing a lovely melody • Excellent vocal performance by ATHANASIA • Lightweight structure, very simple “How I Feel” is that kind of lightweight tune that gives a nostalgic memory of the summer, and at the same time warms the heart up with a dose of positive vibes. It’s becoming cold
• Soul and Jazz mixed with Tropical and Deep House • Stunning elegance from the vocal element • Particularly amazed by the percussions After a couple of stressful days, I was looking for something chilly and relaxing for recharging my batteries. I rarely explore the Deep House/Tropical House world, but when I do, I often
• Lost Frequencies vibes in the intro • Excellent message, vocal and lyrics • Relaxing and warm mood Do you remember the “World War Joy… Push My Luck” cover? A total of four songs were redacted, a genial marketing choice that ultimately introduces us to the “deluxe” version of this successful EP. It includes promising
• Rework of the classic “Infinity“ • Predictable breakdown • Catchy, but not THAT catchy I was genuinely intrigued by the upcoming release of Trobi, “We Can Change (Infinity)”… The funny cover and the rumors about the fact that it was a rework of the legendary “Infinity” had caught my attention… But unfortunately, I have to mark it
82\100 • New name for us, with a fresh and particular style • Impressive dynamism mixed with a relaxing tropical approach • Experimental, but with a solid structure and gorgeous vocal Tropical house is not a genre we usually review. Actually, apart from a Kygo remix a few months ago, I’m not touching this genre
