Category: Review

A departure from a lot of the more melodic tracks posted here on DR, Luis Flores’s Test Pattern is a dark, trippy trio of tracks that will appeal to those interested in more bass-heavy techno. Focusing less on melody and...

It’s clear: Jacob van Hage has found his home on Flashover Recordings. The Dutchman has found himself on the label a few times before, and has made another big splash with “Raid”. The support list alone is impressive, with names like W&W, Afrojack,...

In honor of the beginning of world-famous festival season, Revealed Recordings has put together their first ever Revealed Festival EP. Three huge tracks have been combined into one big release just in time to fortify the party playlists. Each release on the EP...

The whole dance music world knew that another collaboration between Australian superstars Ivan Gough and Feenixpawl had the potential to spawn yet another progressive anthem that would last throughout the summer. After Axwell‘s version of “In My Mind” survived on...

Spinnin’ Records has added another fantastic collaboration to it’s catalog. The track is called “Gold Skies” and is the result of tireless work by Sander van Doorn, Martin Garrix, and DVBBS. This big new tune features a vocalist by the...

Kayper‘s “Someone” is the newest release on Spinnin Deep, and it fits right in with the the new, popular sound of deep house. The minimal aspect of the song is still there, but you can definitely groove this funky as...

A bass-heavy collection of deep house tracks, The Right Move will satisfy your craving for smooth bass lines, and tight grooves. Jaw’s vocals overtop the first track are heavily smothered in effects and sound-altering additions that give the piece a...

The Italian dance music scene is well-represented by Lush & Simon. They have been pushing a strong sound regardless of the personal struggles they may have been facing, and “Hunter” is another success they can add to their impressive discography. The duo...