All posts tagged in Vocal
• Melodic Dubstep at its finest • Warmer tones wrapped in a satisfying atmosphere • That drop! After receiving this song as a submission over sixty days ago, I did something unusual: scribbling down my thoughts instead of postponing them to a full review that I would write 2-3 days before posting. Yet, even after
• Excellent mood in the buildup section • Predictable features in the drop • Robust track with clean sound design Jay Eskar’s debut has been awaited by me for quite some time now, owing to his unwavering talented efforts on the scene. It had to be either Hexagon or the No Copyright Sounds label, as
From a retweet of the QR Network, I discovered that “Told Ya 2022”, released a few days ago by Sandro Silva and Wiwek, didn’t credit the original vocalist Isa GT, who complained about the injustice on Twitter. I appreciated the quick response by Rave Culture, who renamed the song the day after, but this isn’t
• Standout vocal, accompanied by piano • Slower rhythm, ode to old-school Prog • Slight Future Rave add-ons! Felippe Mela isn’t a familiar name to me, yet his attempt on Future Rave has convinced me firmly to write a few lines, as it has impressive results to show! With a few indie releases on his
• Future Rave/Trance with Progressive • Energetic drops, slower breakdown • Lesser featuring of Future Rave After his recent departure from being the face of former trio Dash Berlin, Jeffrey Sutorius hasn’t slacked any since. Nowadays, he’s a familiar face on Revealed Recordings with his BODYWRMR imprint designated under the Dutch label. Anyways, there’s nothing
• Lukas Graham with a gorgeous vocal performance • And, is that an accordion?! • Folk/Country meets electronic music Sure, I stopped caring about R3HAB years ago after realizing that his “co-producers” were focused on quantitative aspect of releases, not qualitative, in order to stay relevant. But in an ocean of innumerable decent songs being
• Reggae influences • Simplicity done well • Lacking creative twists Despite not being marketed and promoted as thoroughly, Zafrir’s newest offering has come out on a nascent label (the Dutch BB Music Group B.V), and it’s clearly something crafted minding a more commercial audience. Nonetheless, I think this deserves a mention even if predictable.
• Duality between an innocent break and… • Wobbling drops with a futuristic tone • Fun and surprising twists A sublime team-up, today’s selection is a studio joint-effort shared between two upcomers who have shown a lot of potential, personally speaking. Greg Dela from Belgium is specialized in a special sort of Future House, featuring
• Haarley’s vocal is the secret weapon of the track • Dark Trance Big Room background • First drop: OK. Second drop: Crazy! That’s an unusual review for our rules, since we mostly accepts songs that have been released in the past 15 days, but sometimes a pinch of flexibility is allowed, if the readers
• 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
• This is not Harris & Ford • Generic Slap House patterns • Annoying vocal over a Slap House style The duo is one of the rising star in the Spinnin’ roster, and for good reason. Like other talented names (notably LNY TNZ), they managed to bring their version of Hardstyle into a commercial environment.
• Relaxing mood with minimalism and warm vocals • Bass House x Future House combo • Aiaya’s performance is brilliant! My latest reviews were focused on the top artists in the scene so I was wondering to review something interesting from a relatively unknown name that I am sure he/she will deserve more support than
It is not hard to imagine the harsh reactions that await from some readers after this review is published out there, since the forenamed American alias has an incredibly devoted audience (especially in US) to nearly a fanatic point, and I can comprehend why: his take on Melodic Dubstep can be outer-worldly. This is why
• Quality mix of elegance and dynamism • Heart-touching vocal and strings combination • Solid drop section with an old-school vibe Generic music brings out a brutal side of my opinions, and for the better. Yet, I am bringing a track contrary in the mentioned attribute. Finally, a Progressive House tune with a higher rating
• 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
• Pumping House: the new trend? • Catchy but as simple as a pen’s mechanism • Overexploited vocals Hearing the name of the somewhat iconic producer Marshmello is not common these days, as it used to be, having lost the same hype that saw the breakthrough of his music in the latter part of the
• Ten seconds of first drop, aaagh! • Excellent sound design, polished schematics • Wonderful vocal, a passionate performance NOIRE has earned his reputation for versatility with his third appearance on Tribal Trap, and I had the change to appreciate his style. First it happened with a glitch-riddled début “Psychedelic”, and then a classic melodic
• Positive message and atmosphere • Emotional vocal performance by the veteran Max Landry • Energetic melody with a classic Progressive House schema Not only is negativity a bad thing, Voster and Gallardo used it to bring out this festival banger “Savior” on TurnItUp Muzik, with Destin. The song brings awareness of the impact surroundings
• Avicii inspired with solid enrichments • Lovely and narrative vocal alongside the melody • Unusual complexity in such a radio-friendly environment Yes, I am leaning slightly towards the commercial spectrum today, it will be quite a surprise if you have already guessed the style of my pick. I had chance of listening to this
• Wildstylez’ sixth release on Art of Creation this year! • Noubya’s well-endowed voice on display • Tilts towards a calmer but focused attitude There seems an abundance for uncontrollable fires this year, and Wildstylez has to be mentioned as the cause. The Dutch veteran is having an applause-worthy year ,with tracks deviating from generic
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