Albums | Dubai-based artists Hollaphonic & Scott Forshaw team up on heavyweight dance cut ‘Mind Body Soul’
Posted by VMan on October 25, 2024
Scott Forshaw is back on hitmaking UK dance label Perfect Havoc this October with another larger-than-life club cut. Following the stunning ‘Just Keep Dancing’, which saw him combine with fellow Perfect Havoc roster talents Alfie Cridland and Stephani B, Forshaw spearheads another impeccable collaboration, this time teaming up with fellow UAE residents Hollaphonic for the blistering dancefloor weapon “Mind Body Soul”.
“Mind Body Soul” takes no prisoners, announcing itself as a potent club jam oozing with modern tech house and upfront dance influence throughout. A concoction of thumping beats, gritty musicality and a rollercoaster of peaks and troughs to keep you on your toes; it’s everything an exhilarating peak-time record should be. Combining traits from both camps that have fallen favourite to the likes of David Guetta, Pete Tong, Oliver Heldens, Nicky Romero, Martin Garrix and many more of the industry’s major players, ‘Mind Body Soul’ is a waterproof choice for the darker, colder months, remaining red-hot from start to finish.
Albums | RJ Gibb presents his bold and exciting sonic offering in debut single “Lose Control”
Posted by VMan on October 2, 2024
RJ Gibb, the son of Bee Gees legend Robin Gibb, is ready to take the spotlight with his debut single, “Lose Control.” Though his roots are undeniably steeped in musical history, RJ has spent years carving out his own lane in the industry, and his first solo offering proves he’s here to stay.
“Lose Control” is a euphoric, shimmering piece of electronic pop that combines infectious melodies with smooth, captivating vocals. The track begins with a hypnotic synth line that immediately hooks you, pulling you into its slick, modern soundscape. As the chorus kicks in, RJ shifts to a funky pop groove that nods to his father’s iconic group without being derivative. It’s clear from the start that this is RJ Gibb’s own creation—an expression of his artistry and vision.
Albums | Bearface Breaks Boundaries and Blends Genres on ‘French Orkestra’
Posted by VMan on October 1, 2024
Bearface (Raj Panasa) returns with an exhilarating new single, ‘French Orkestra,’ that showcases his innovative fusion of house music with the timeless charm of traditional French sounds. The track is an ambitious blend of house beats, lush woodwinds, horns, keys, and percussion, creating an immersive soundscape that feels both modern and classic. From the moment the steady groove begins, listeners are pulled into an evolving sonic journey, where each instrument gradually layers in until the music reaches a euphoric crescendo.
Albums | DLG. x Medasin – Lowlife
Posted by VMan on September 26, 2024
Albums | Black Bordello’s “White Bardo” – A Dive into the Metaphysical
Posted by VMan on September 25, 2024
In White Bardo, Black Bordello continues to push boundaries, exploring realms far beyond what we encounter at face value. The band’s second album feels like a moment of transcendence – a surrender to nature, love, mortality, and even quantum physics. With Sienna Bordello at the helm, this is a band that revels in the unknown, delivering music that defies conventional categorization while challenging its listeners to journey with them into the depths of the metaphysical. White Bardo is more than an album – it’s an invitation into a state of welcome oblivion.
Albums | Sam And The Womp Share A High-Energy Fusion Of Afro-Dancehall And Brass Bliss With New Single “Come We Play”
Posted by VMan on September 18, 2024
Sam And The Womp return with their electrifying new single, “Come We Play”, featuring reggae MC Natty Campbell. This track is a brilliant blend of Afro-dancehall beats and the band’s signature brass sound, creating an infectious groove that immediately pulls you in. The energy is palpable from the start, with Sam Ritchie’s bold trumpet leading the way, setting the tone for a track that feels like a vibrant and sunny celebration. Natty Campbell’s Jamaican-infused vocals filter perfectly through the song, delivering catchy lyrics that keep the dancefloor vibes alive.
“Come We Play” is pure fun from start to finish. The chorus invites everyone to sing along, making it an ideal anthem for festivals or any party/celebration. Sam And The Womp have masterfully combined their brass-heavy style with modern dancehall elements, giving the track a fresh but familiar feel. It’s a song that doesn’t take itself too seriously – its sole mission is to make you move, and it succeeds effortlessly.
Albums | Australia’s Stafford Brothers Amp Up the Party with the Release of ‘Weekend’ Through Purple Fly
Posted by VMan on September 11, 2024
The Stafford Brothers, Matt and Chris, have been driving the evolution of electronic music with their electrifying spirit and consistent releases. Their path has taken them around the globe, performing at some of the most iconic festivals and clubs. With their energetic approach to production and performance, the duo has become a symbol of party-ready tracks that are crafted to keep crowds moving. Their tireless touring schedule and dedication to creating an electric atmosphere have anchored their position as global headliners.
Their remarkable achievements include headlining at Tomorrowland, performing during the National Rugby League Grand Final, and setting the stage on fire at venues like Ultra Music Festival and Far Out Beach Club. Beyond live shows, their tracks have turned heads, with chart-topping hits like “Turn Up the Volume” and their collaborations with talents like G4BBA and Crash Yeye on “BÉSAME MUCHO.” Their historic signing with Cash Money Records, where they dropped “Hello” featuring Lil Wayne, granted them triple-platinum success and an ARIA nod.
Their newest release, “Weekend,” embodies the duo’s trademark fusion of hard dance and electro. Drawing inspiration from their own weekends on tour, the song explodes with a vibrant concept and a modern twist on the original.