Progressive House | Hardwell ft. Amba Shepherd – Apollo (Moiez Remix)
Posted by Middy on December 16, 2012
Moiez follows up his “Clarity” remix with a take on Hardwell’s latest single with Amba Shepherd “Apollo”. The Vancouver native works with the build of the original adding a small bit of his own touch to it and then switches the drop completely, flipping the glitchy, Porter Robinsonesque electro of the original for a driving big room drop of airy synths, a punchy bass line and a playful arp. One thing I really like about this remix is that the original didn’t have enough of the vocals from Amba Shepherd and this remix uses her part twice.
Free Download: Hardwell ft. Amba Shepherd – Apollo (Moiez Remix)
Progressive House | Zedd Feat. Foxes – Clarity (Moiez Remix)
Posted by Middy on December 2, 2012
Ever since Zedd released the acapella to “Clarity”, the remixes have been coming in in droves. Now we present the remix from none other then the young Canadian producer Moiez. Moiez gives the Zedd & Porter Robinson co-produced track a total makeover, keeping the Foxes signature vocals, while adding a fast paced electro drop, subtle pitched synths and the choral element we saw in the original. Overall, a stellar remix in what should be just the beginning of many remixes for “Clarity” and yet another quality effort from Moiez.
Free Download: Zedd Feat. Foxes – Clarity (Moiez Remix)
Progressive House | Moiez – Miami
Posted by Middy on October 21, 2012
FNT Favorite Moiez returns after a short hiatus to give us his next single “Miami” that provides the smooth uplifting builds that we have become accustomed to hearing from the young Canadian, but the track takes a unique twist at the break. In a time when the drops have to be as big and anthemic as possible, Moiez takes a deeper, clubbier route with this one, reminiscent of house songs from the late 2000s, with quick synth stabs and a purposeful bass line.
Progressive House | Moiez & Electric Joy Ride – Space Bomb
Posted by Middy on September 23, 2012
Coming off of nearly winning the “Titan” remix competition, FNT regular Moiez teams up with Electric Joy Ride to give us “Space Bomb” the latest single in his growing list of quality productions. “Space Bomb” combines crunchy beats with rising synths and a big room build to put together what may be Moiez’s edgiest track yet. He has done plenty of progressive and even some trance tracks, so seeing this evolution of his sound shows his progression and versatility as a producer.
Progressive House | Clockwork – Titan (Moiez Remix)
Posted by Middy on September 7, 2012
Moiez has been churning out quality track after quality track and putting himself on the track to future success and recognition from big artists. This time decides to take on the rising American asset, Clockwork and his recent single “Titan”. Moiez keeps much of the electro growls from the original, while adding his own twist to the track with long melodic interludes that give a respite from the bass heavy drops. Also below is the latest segment of MoiezMusic, his hour long mix that includes some the latest hit tracks in dance music. Tracklist after the jump.
Progressive House | Sam La More – I Wish It Could Last (Moiez Remix)
Posted by Middy on August 19, 2012
Moiez’s prodigious rate of production continues with his latest remix of Sam La More’s “I Wish It Could Last” as first premiered on the inaugural episode of his podcast MoiezMusic. This track takes us to the more melodic side of Moiez’s sound with stellar use of the vocals from the original track, a well constructed melody with a superb arp and soft builds help to create the airy atmosphere in the track.
Progressive House | Moiez – You Only Live Once
Posted by Middy on August 5, 2012
While the title of the song may not have been the best choice, the song itself is progressive house gold. Using 2 different vocal samples to accentuate an uplifting, refined melody and a steady, purposeful bass line, Moiez gives away yet another quality track, continuing his streak of excellent releases. He has yet to stumble and compose a dud, showing a rare consistency for young producers, giving all indications of a great future for this young Canadian producer.