BOg and GHEIST, two exceptionally talented producers, geared more towards the four-to-the-floor progressive house/techno sound, have nailed that very combination with Venere.
EdOne has been an ever steady presence in the house music scene for some time now, slowly growing in stature and maturity.
John Digweed‘s Bedrock Records is a real mainstay of a certain sound of electronic music. It has a tremendous output but still manages to catch my attention on most releases. This release in-particular is a ...
Danny Olivera. Danny Loko. DNYO. One of these should ring a bell by now. With a career that spans over a decade, and releases on household imprints like LNOE, Anjunadeep and microCastle, the Brazilian artist ...
A consolidation of the Selador sound, progressive yes, but with a crossover into techno and house territory, a nod to the past but with both eyes firmly fixed on the future
Sébastien Léger is one of the great unsung heroes of house music. It’s not that he’s an unknown, and it’s not that he’s not been recognised for his weighty body of work, but in my ...
It's a mystifying release. Chaim's remix of 'Back to Life' is anthemic. Moscoman's version is baffling but good, 'Takaboom' is different again but excellent in a deep back-room way and Bambook flicks us the acid ...
It just isn’t every day that a single comes along from an artist you’re not that familiar with that is so immediate you feel you have known their sound for a lifetime. Not only that ...
Put them near a synthesizer together and you get the feeling that like electronic music alchemists, they are drawing out the very best sounds, forming them into perfectly rounded basses and searing leads
Don’t expect deep, this is full on and in your face boldness, a festival stomper and a peak-time moment d'élégance. Techno, maybe, tech-house, a touch of. Largeness, definitely.
Their rubber-bass, solid house offering is straight up intelligent club-fodder. No messing with long breakdowns or unnecessary elements.
If anything 'Smoke Monk' is deeper, more like the sound we’d expect to hear Sasha play in a club. The production is clean and mature, layering subtle melody until it feels full, yet it's uncluttered ...
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