Category: Review

The first edition of the Revealed Recordings Festival EP brought listeners in touch with productions from Joey Dale, Kill The Buzz, and Domeno & Mikey Salerno. The second dose of festival craziness from the label features three more tracks that are bound to be...

Nothing like a little deep house for the summer and “Disco Shit” is one of the better tracks we’ve heard. Featured as the opening track in the Hook N Sling episode of Armada’s Night Radio, the song has already gotten...

Regardless of genre, W&W has become a household name in dance music. They started as a carefully guided protégé duo of Armin van Buuren, and produced the anthem for ASOT 550 with “Invasion”. Since then, they have just about completely reformed...

Martin Garrix was nice enough to help out his countrymen, DubVision, in order to have their track signed to Spinnin’ Records. It is unclear who has done what on the freshly edited version of “Backlash,” but it is clear that the track is...

It felt as though the rumors were swirling for ages regarding the impending collaboration between Dutch big room mainstay Hardwell and newcomer Joey Dale. Dozens of working titles swarmed the Internet, but soon all was confirmed by both artists and label alike....

Coming off the abysmal release that was “Blast Off”, Guetta has released a new track titled “Lovers On The Sun”. However, the instant you listen to it it seems oddly similar to Avicii’s sound. Now David Guetta isn’t the most...

The Disco Fries have been on a tear in 2014 and once again they’ve struck oil with their newest track “The Light” featuring some outstanding vocals by Niko The Kid. The progressive house sound is definitely a departure from their...

Though it’s been out for a month now, “Party Up” is still one of the top songs out there. You might think Destructo and rapper YG are a strange combination, but it’s actually a terrific one and the powerful deep...

When you slam two hardcore electro producers together to create a track, the result is something like “Evolution” from Lucky Date and Gregori Klosman. The melody is actually rather non-existent, and that is because of the darkish and repetitive vocal sample that...