Fractals by Michael Donoghue: Review If you’re anything like me, you love everything between white noise, ASMR, and deep trance music for a tranquil space. “Fractals” by Jersey-based EDM musician Michael Donoghue plays as ambient electro with softer waves, techno, and downtempo. Earlier known as Cosmosapien, Donoghue started putting out…
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Didn’t See It Coming by Salt Ashes: Review The song “Didn’t See It Coming” by Salt Ashes is a tight dance-off sensation. It’s a true privilege whenever I get to hear such wildly talented and elegant singers. Veiga Sanchez, better known as Salt Ashes, is a vocalist from Brighton who…
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Oups by The Other Colors: Review “Oups” by The Other Colors is unlike anything you have ever heard before! The French song creates a visionary of colors, regardless of its language barrier, with an effort to fuse synth waves, experimental edge and electronic components. Expressed through dashing electronic pop, there…
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AroMani is a Romanian-born EDM producer now based in DeWitt, Michigan. His most recent single, Finale, is a hard-hitting trap song with lots of orchestral elements that, in our opinion, make the song dramatic and powerful. There is also a lot of bass in the song. Check out the song…
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Alchemy by De Antiquis Et Novis: Review Matthias Schorer is the sole composer of De Antiquis Et Novis, and he has created a whirlwind of emotions present in the EDM track “Alchemy”. This instrumental piece is synthwave-infused beauty. It’ll get your body moving, and send vibrations all over your soul.…
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Is This Paradise? by Transtec: Review The electro rock duo Transtec from The Netherlands have come together with their most-promised spacey electronic rock album “Is This Paradise?” After a brief hiatus back in 2019, artists Robin den Drijver and Wouter den Engelsman have marched on to experiment with their eccentric…
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Please Don’t Go by Temperature Falls: Review If you’re not in the mood for an upbeat EDM at the club, then Please Don’t Go is the perfect chill mix, with heart-piercing vocals. The song begins with dreamy synthesizers, gradually increasing in intensity until Camilla’s vocals join which is a captivating…
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U I by Pariis Opera House: Review Pariis Opera House is an electronic music group who has bases in both London and Los Angeles. The soundtrack of the future is here ladies and gents. “U I” by Pariis Opera House is a melodic eargasm that portrays a digital era, with…
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I Will Find You by Vallac: Review You guessed right; that man on the cover art with the neon purple wings that looks like he could slay demons is Vallac, whose long-awaited release “I Will Find You” is our today’s feature. When he’s not performing on stage, he’s also known…
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UFO by Rye Catchers: Review Rye Catchers are an electro-pop group filled with exciting melodies and a singer who’ll make you awestruck. Their song ‘UFO’ is otherworldly (pun intended) by that I mean, the song’s ability to captivate listeners is truly remarkable. The singer Nikki Simmons has tremendous range, and…