Category: Review

There’s big-room, and now, there’s big-room 2.0, thanks to Justin Prime and Sidney Samson. I am not making a jab at how some songs sound too similar, but complimenting how these guys really took the sound to a brand new level...

Junior Sanchez has released a new electro track on Size that is a departure from his normal sound in many ways, but also manages to be less imaginative and more repetitive that his previous releases. Without You is loud, and...

Ralvero returns to Hysteria Records with another absolutely massive tune in “Spicebomb.” Ralvero is always one to try out a new sound and with “Spicebomb” it definitely worked for him. He keeps the huge bass kick, but adds more over...

A track from the Sick Individuals is never boring. Coming off of “Blueprint” with good friend Dannic, they bring their sound back to OneLove Recordings in the form of “Shock”. You would think that these guys would run out of ideas at some...

Australian producer Bass Kleph, famous for the videos of him live drumming songs like “Atom” and “Epic,” releases his newest single “Raise Up Lights” on Megaton Records. If you said “Raise Up Lights” fast and with an Australian accent, you...

It’s clear to everyone in the world that Revealed Recordings had an amazing year in 2013. Their label boss, Hardwell, was crowned as the #1 DJ by the DJ Mag Top 100 poll, and featured plenty of Beatport Overall #1’s, like “Countdown,”...

The Tetra is a melodically creative group of three techno tracks that combines aspects of dance and electronica to great effect. Shifting from style to style, Fitzpatrick uses driving drum beats and varied synths to give each track a different...

Thomas Newson & John Dish come together to collaborate on “Kalavela,” which is out now on Musical Freedom. Both of these producers are very talented, already having a fair amount of releases in the Beatport top 100 overall chart. “Kalavela” is...

Duo Merk & Kremont teamed up with Amersy to bring us “Charger” which is out now on Doorn Records. “Charger” definitely shows signs of both Merk & Kremont‘s and Amersy‘s style of production. Merk & Kremont go for the deeper...

How do you top getting a Beatport overall #1? One popular way has been to take that song and give it a vocal re-work, and let it attack the charts once again. This exact plan is followed by R3hab, NERVO, and...