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Album Review || Kyau & Albert – Matching Stories

Album Review || Kyau & Albert – Matching Stories

Posted by | Jul 25, 2017 | ,

Few pioneers of trance music still produce artist albums with the quality and emotion that Kyau & Albert deliver. The German duo Kyau & Albert have been DJing and producing for over 20 years together with an impressive discography of trance music. Matching Stories marks their fifth artist album release containing 14 emotional dance music tracks that are perfect therapy for the heart and soul. The album is a journey through the joys and heartbreaks that we experience as humans. Ralph Kyau and Steven Moebius Albert’s Matching Stories is worth the listen for any trance fan. The album is out...

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Album Review || StéLouse

Album Review || StéLouse

Posted by | Jul 16, 2017 | ,

When it comes to searching for new music, look no further than StéLouse and his self-titled debut album. The project of Denver native Ross Ryan began in 2011 when one of his bands, Boys, won a Guitar Center contest that awarded them $30,000 and an opening gig for Jane’s Addiction on their Nothing’s Shocking 20th-anniversary tour. Ross immediately put his share of the earnings to good use and purchased all the equipment he would then use to experiment with and create electronic music as StéLouse (pronounced “Stay Loose”). In 2014 he released remixes of huge tracks like Odesza’s “Say...

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Album Review || Seven Lions – Where I Won’t Be Found

Album Review || Seven Lions – Where I Won’t Be Found

Posted by | Jun 29, 2017 | , ,

Back in time for summer, Seven Lions releases his newest EP, Where I Won’t Be Found featuring collaborations with Unlike Pluto and more. Summer has arrived along with Seven Lions’ newest EP, Where I Won’t Be Found. Jeff Montalvo, better known as Seven Lions, takes listeners on an eight track journey through this EP with new vocalists and a future bass collaboration with Unlike Pluto. This presence of vocals on almost every track is uncharacteristic for a Seven Lions EP. In addition to, producing the music for the EP, his name also appears as a songwriter alongside corresponding vocalists....

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Album Review || Grabbitz – Things Change

Album Review || Grabbitz – Things Change

Posted by | May 19, 2017 | ,

Grabbitz just released his first full-length album, Things Change. Download or stream Things Change on a variety of platforms HERE! The artist known as Grabbitz was born in Buffalo, New York as Nick Chiari. This talent musician can play a myriad of instruments such as the piano, cello, violin, and guitar. He signed on with Monstercat in 2014 and debuted with a drum step piece called “Here With You Now” and has worked with deadmau5 and Pegboard Nerds, featured as a vocalist on their tracks. Two years later, Grabbitz has released his first full-length album, Things Change. This album features Grabbitz’s...

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Album Review || Gorillaz – Humanz

Album Review || Gorillaz – Humanz

Posted by | May 15, 2017 | ,

The hotly-anticipated Humanz is a change in direction for Gorillaz, with a more hip-hop, mainstream feel. 2017 has already been a year of great music with many artists releasing unprecedented tracks. Last month, Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN set records with every track landing on the Billboard Top 100. Now, one of the most anticipated album releases is upon us: Gorillaz dropped their fifth studio album entitled Humanz. Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett created Gorillaz in 1998 and the band consists of the duo’s four alter egos: 2-D, Murdoc Jones, Noodle, and Russel Hobbs. It’s been seven long years since they last released an album,...

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Album Review || ATB – neXt

Album Review || ATB – neXt

Posted by | May 4, 2017 | ,

Trance legend ATB takes on a whole new style in his crossover album, neXt. There is no denying that ATB is a legend. DJ, producer, songwriter, and all-around superstar musician, 2017 marks André Tanneberger’s twentieth anniversary in the scene, and he’s celebrating it in style with his new crossover album, neXt. This two-disc behemoth spans a mix of more up-tempo collaborations with a wide variety of vocalists and a collection of down-tempo tracks that highlight the more ambient side of ATB’s catalog. As a fan of ATB’s older work, I was apprehensive to dive into his new album. Over...

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