Do you remember trance legend Ferry Corsten and his song "Beautiful"? Below you can listen to Jeff Montalvo's remix of this song. Since years we haven't heard melodic dubstep from Seven Lions that made him so famous. His remix is absolutely magical! It reminds me of his remix of "You Got To Go" from Above&Beyond, which I'm listening to right now. Hope you will enjoy it!
From now on you can listen to the new music from Netsky. The new song called "Forget What You Look Like" featuring amazing vocals from Lowell is out and it doesn't seem to be Drum&Bass stuff. The legend of Drum&Bass is back, but he changed his music style completely. I'm not telling you it's bad, it's just different and that's why I have mixed feelings. His album titled "3" will be released on May 20 and will feature 12 tracks:
I'm in a music trance as far as I remember. Almost every day I'm trying to find some new artists, some new tracks that could create the soundtrack of my life. There's a place for Icarus & TCTS too. Check it below!
Just 10 minutes ago I bought tickets for Jack Garrat's concert in Berlin. Since I've heard his songs for the first time, I knew I have to see him live and I'm so incredibly happy that this is really happening! Here's one of his live shows:
After Flume left What So Not in February 2015, Emoh released an EP titled "Gemini" with an inspired debut single of the same name featuring George Maple alone. Few days ago the official remix of Rufus Du Sol's "Innerbloom" came out and this remix shows that What So Not is doing well as "one-man duo". His new masterpiece takes us to another level of electronic music, to innerbloom world. Check it on Spotify below!
Does someone of you miss years 2009-2012? That was probably the best time of dubstep music, which for many of you has gone to quickly. For me too. I still remember me dancing to "let the bass cannon kick it" and "call 911, now!". Yeah, this time was insane, but it's not over, guys! Nowadays, there are still many dubstep tracks, which are pretty good and that's exactly the problem- pretty good is not enough. It's really sad how so many artists changed their unique music style into some "shit style" only to get more money and more popularity. I know everything changes, world changes, people change (sometimes) and music can change too, but some things just should stay the same. Unfortunately, today's dubstep will never be the same, for sure, but I'm still hoping and searching for new songs and sounds, just like I did this time. Enjoy!
