House | MalLabel and Eko Zu Team Up For Powerful House Original “Let Me Fall”
Posted by VMan on November 17, 2016
MalLabel is a San Fransico based level showcasing several new releases per week, the latest being an Eko Zu release, entitled “Let Me Fall” paired with a music video, which you can find above. The music video is more of a visual accompaniment than a full-on story, but the vibe fit. The feel is trippy and enjoyable regardless, fitting the vibe of the original.
Eko Zu impresses me with their style and branding, they are a trio, with a dark theme and some members wearing mysterious masks. Not your typical solo DJ here.
“Let Me Fall” is hard not to enjoy, the beat sets a nice tone that’s easy to get into, while the vocal takes the experience to the next level.
Deep House | Ravell’s “Get Away” Drops On The Prestigious Arkade Records
Posted by VMan on October 31, 2016
Ravell is making big moves in the house scene, per usual, now landing on Kaskade’s (who has over 1m followers on SoundCloud alone) own label Arkade Records.
Ravell’s new single “Get Away” taps into the trippy elements that deep house provides as well as the gritty elements tech house can offer, conveying a powerful feeling throughout that would get any room properly warmed up. Seem to be his overall signature sound as your listen through his discography.
Ravell is LA based, a solo producer, and has been perusing music since the age 12. The dude has serious talent and isn’t slowing any time soon.
Electronic | BTOYL Drops Smooth Electro-Pop Original “Catchy” That’s Pure Ear Candy
Posted by VMan on December 4, 2015
BTOYL hits a home run with this one. Based out of California, the solo artist has slowly been releasing tracks here and there. The art and sound of this one is a breathe of fresh air. The trippy, repetitive, and constant cycle of catchy sounds makes “Catchy” easy to love. BTOYL is just getting started, check out his socials above.
Hip-Hop, Rap | Angelo Mota – I Hate You (prod. Angelo Mota)
Posted by BIGLIFE on September 22, 2015
Producer and MC Angelo Mota drops a trippy must watch video for his latest single I Hate You. Not only is the record amazing, but the visual is just impossible to stop watching. This is one of many amazing videos and records to look out for in 2015 from rising star Angelo Mota.
Exclusive, Featured, House, Videos | FNT Premiere: Audio District Release Trippy ‘Run Through The Streets’ Music Video
Posted by Middy on April 10, 2015
Copenhagen and Oslo-based electronic, disco, synth pop trio Audio District have unveiled the new video for their upcoming single “Run Through The Streets.” Mirroring the Lifelike-produced track, the trippy video is a throwback to the 80’s with kaleidoscope effects and band members ping-ponging lasers at each other. The single will arrive on April 13 through Computer Science with a special Kris Menace remix — but until then listen and watch the original in the video exclusively below!
Trap | Charli XCX – Boom Clap (Elk Road Remix)
Posted by VMan on July 22, 2014
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Australian producer Elk Road hit me with his latest remix of Charli XCX’s “Boom Clap,” and being a sucker for the original, see me singing the hook as loud as possible when it drops, I had to give it a listen. Off the bat, I was carried by the rolling bass and guitar, and once you’re in it, it sounds like a trippy adventurous mysterious epic dream, to which you’re the hero. Get lost to these vibes, and see how many times you find yourself playing this tune on repeat. This is a must listen and a must download!
Hip-Hop, Rap | Rome Fortune – Lights Low
Posted by admin on July 14, 2014
After premiering on Pitchfork earlier this week, Rome Fortune went on to gather up a gaggle of critical acclaim on his new release, “Lights Low”. Fortune stayed true to his trippy, dream-like sound gliding atop of the Four Tet production. And, although it is unclear how many more releases there might be before his next project, we can assume that we will be equally as impressed.
Rome Fortune just finished up his New York City debut show this week at the Hudson Project. Fortune is on to something big here, and it won’t be long before his Atlanta roots spread worldwide.