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Is this how the Sinphony boss treats his collaborators? My relationship with Timmy Trumpet has been sweet and sour: The Australian performer has an entertaining persona during live exhibitions (at least on the mainstage), has a hallmark brand (his trumpet), and has always tried to bring out underground genres and names. He has synergies with
• An intense take on the original • Melodic and glitching dubstep drops • Overtaking the vocal slightly ILLENIUM’s set became my favorite during this year’s UMF, together with Timmy Trumpet (super fun) and the rather surprising one from Kygo… The American star has managed to present a lot of interesting ideas, including a superlative
So, after 4 years, the beloved Dutch producer Hardwell is finally back! And with the complete package! An upcoming Album “Rebels Never Die“, a worldwide tour, this UMF liveset… And a new style. Love it or hate it, what’s sure is that Hardwell has abruptly changed his view of music, taking a different, way darker
Easter is incoming and, as the tradition follows, the Easter Bunny brings children (and adults alike, let’s be honest!) chocolate eggs with some delightful surprises inside! Historically, these eggs were hidden in gardens and parks, and hunts were organised for finding them. In recent times, the term “Easter Egg” gained a new meaning, related to
With mass hysteria wildly increasing in the last few days, even the music industry has been affected gravely by the formidable COVID-19, known to the public as the Coronavirus. It has unleashed upon several thousands of people in Europe, the Middle East and other parts of the globe. With the vaccine nowhere in sight, desperate
From what I know, fans love to witness B2Bs. And why not? It’s a way to see two artists (and often, two friends) working together in any live exhibition, while paying the same price! I’ve never heard complains about these joint live-sets, except for the cases when there wasn’t any chemistry between the acts. But
Summer 2010. I was on holidays with some friends, and one day, one of them bought a CD. I don’t remember its title, it was one of those “summer compilations” with some dance music for road trips. The 20th song was “One” (the instrumental version). I still remember the first time I’ve heard it, even
