Future House | Teddy Rose’s “Infuse” Keeping Future House Relevant
Posted by VMan on October 5, 2016
I’ve sort of moved on to acts like Malaa or kind of found future house saturated as of late. But “Infuse” brings the spirit of the genre back into full-swing. Teddy Rose, based out of San Diego, focuses mostly on a future house sound, but just as bits of the genres shift over time (like any genre naturally), he stays with the times, putting his own innovations on the tune.
Teddy Rose is onto something for sure, if he begins networking strongly with others in his genre niche as well as got his tunes in the right hands, Teddy could quite possibly make it to the next level.
If you are in the SoCal area, try to catch Teddy Rose live and experience his world brought to it’s full potential.
Chill | Camden Levine Releases Rozes Remix That’s Off The Chain
Posted by VMan on September 21, 2016
Camden has been at it for a while and defintily hit the hammer on the nail with this one. Camden Levine keep’s the vibe dramatic, dark, cold, and all-around enjoyable with an approved remix of Rozes’ “Hangin’ On”.
I remember when the dude dropped his Avicii “Broken Arrows” remix way back, he gained a foothold during the tropical house movement then, but has surely differentiated and diversified his sound since that time. Keep it up dude!
Chill | Azles and Cathalyst’s “Invincible” Takes You A Spiritual Chill Journey
Posted by VMan on September 10, 2016
“Invincible” doesn’t really fit one genre and doesn’t have a single type of sound that you can pinpoint. It is an eclectic blend of so many chill sounds all wrapped up into one, you have to listen multiple times to understand what you are hearing – something fully original and semi-spiritual.
Azles and Cathalyst are not a duo, but collaborated on this release “Invincible” which is beginning to put them on a path of recognition. The two both have less than 2000 followers, but contain a sound that you’d expect someone way bigger to have.
Chill | Steve Void’s “Chemistry” Hit’s #4 On SoundCloud’s “New & Hot” Overall Chart And Climbing
Posted by VMan on September 8, 2016
Steve Void is one house artist who’s hard to ignore. Few come close to his sound design ability and knowledge regarding chill house and deep house trends, and he’s been rewarded for this. Steve Void has over 11 million streams attained in under a year. If that doesn’t scream success I don’t know what does.
Steve Void’s “Chemistry” features a beautiful blend of chill house elements that have taken over the scene in the last couple of years while also taking a stab at the future bass explosion that is upon us. I’d be looking out for big things from this artist, such as a new collaboration with, let’s say, with Sam Feldt. (Hint hint.)
Deep House, House | T-Pain – I’m Sprung (Vasta Remix)
Posted by BIGLIFE on August 15, 2016
This is pretty much how I feel right now, even though it’s Monday, I feel like this is gonna be a great week. Vasta is probably my favorite rising star mixing in UK house vibes of the underground, and making it super groovy and easy to listen to. With a familiar sound with the “Im Sprung” lyrics, and some big drops, you will for sure love this! Make sure you download the tune here and vibe with this amazing remix: Free Download T-Pain – I’m Sprung (Vasta Remix
Alternative, Pop | lilmallrat – For Real
Posted by BIGLIFE on August 11, 2016
This tune is so catchy and makes me smile, for real. I’ve been following lilmallrat for a few months now, and the production and the overall vibe is absolutely ahead of the curve. Lots of artists try and sound cool, act like they are setting the trend, but lilmallrat is nailing it. This is definitely not the last we will hear from this up and comer, but for now make sure to checkout the rest of the tunes here: lilmallrat
Interviews | Meet One Of LA’s Hottest Progressive House DJs: Varun
Posted by VMan on July 22, 2016
Varun is one of LA’s quickest rising progressive house artists. If you are thinking this is Above and Beyond, think again. This dude goes hard and his releases speak for themselves, delivering heavy-hitting tracks with strong melodies. We go to dive into Varun’s life as a DJ/producer in our up-close and exclusive interview with Varun.
Where do you think the direction of progressive house is heading?
Varun: It’s tough to say. I love Progressive House but the scene is definitely changing. There are a lot of new styles of music that are coming out and people are loving it. The biggest shift I’ve seen are these more percussive and noise driven drops (almost seeming a bit random at times). Some of it is a bit much for me but some of it is executed pretty damn well.