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Wanted to make this one a little darker and more cinematic. I added the massive organ for a little effect. I hope you enjoy! • B-BOY KINGDOM NewsWire
#EDM #electronicmusic #soundcloud #♫
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
♫ Coldplay - Yellow (gitaruman rework)
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• B-BOY KINGDOM NewsWire
#EDM #electronicmusic #soundcloud #♫
• B-BOY KINGDOM NewsWire
#EDM #electronicmusic #soundcloud #♫
Sunday, May 17, 2015
♫ I Need Your Love (jd-u-b Rework)
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I did this song about a year ago but I don't feel like I fully achieved what I wanted to. This is my second shot at it and I think it's a lot cleaner and closer to what I was going for. I hope you enjoy it! • B-BOY KINGDOM NewsWire
#EDM #electronicmusic #soundcloud #♫
I did this song about a year ago but I don't feel like I fully achieved what I wanted to. This is my second shot at it and I think it's a lot cleaner and closer to what I was going for. I hope you enjoy it! • B-BOY KINGDOM NewsWire
#EDM #electronicmusic #soundcloud #♫
Monday, April 27, 2015
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
My EDM Top Ten - Part 5
It's finally New Year's Eve and I wish you all the best entry into the new year, but before we get there I want to share what I think has been the greatest elements of the electronic world this year.
2. Arkasia.
Okay, I simply cannot express how talented this man is. He changes the game with EVERY release. January saw the release of the Impact EP, which featured Orbit - the mammoth second single which I can promise, will still drive as much emotion in ten years as it does now. His Electronic Symphony album released in May, continued to perpetuate his mastery of the genre. Listening to it in succession will always give me the greatest buzz, even with four albums with Heavy Artillery Records he still finds a way to bring something original to the floor. In my eyes he really is the best, and 2015 promises to be another big year for him. The preview of the title track from his next album, Ethereality, is now out on his soundcloud. Watch this space.
https://soundcloud.com/arkasiaconcept/ethereality-beta-preview
1. Kannibalen Records
This position really must go without saying, if you've been aware of Kannibalen over the last twelve months then you have undoubtedly been supplied with the most diverse, most daring and sometimes the most downright terrifying songs to have been produced. ever. They have all been at it and they as a team have all been reaching heights that I don't believe have ever been seen before in this corner of the electronic world. They are quickly becoming an international name with international artists, and genre encompassing releases. I can't fault them; Black Tiger Sex Machine, Apashe, Dabin, Dead Battery, Karluv Klub, ALL OF THEM have raised the bar for themselves this year and have done so time after time, a round of applause is long overdue for these guys, but they appear to love what they do so much that the fame slips into less important matters.
It is Kai Wachi however who tops them all in my opinion, no single producer has made me fear for my sanity as much as he. Really, I don't know what fuels his menace, I think that'll be a secret left secret. However, for this year at least he really is number ONE.
Happy new year everyone, all the best for 2015!
https://soundcloud.com/kannibalenrecords
https://soundcloud.com/edm/kai-wachi-o-n-e-edmcom-premiere
Written by @Jiffursaurus
2. Arkasia.
Okay, I simply cannot express how talented this man is. He changes the game with EVERY release. January saw the release of the Impact EP, which featured Orbit - the mammoth second single which I can promise, will still drive as much emotion in ten years as it does now. His Electronic Symphony album released in May, continued to perpetuate his mastery of the genre. Listening to it in succession will always give me the greatest buzz, even with four albums with Heavy Artillery Records he still finds a way to bring something original to the floor. In my eyes he really is the best, and 2015 promises to be another big year for him. The preview of the title track from his next album, Ethereality, is now out on his soundcloud. Watch this space.
https://soundcloud.com/arkasiaconcept/ethereality-beta-preview
1. Kannibalen Records
This position really must go without saying, if you've been aware of Kannibalen over the last twelve months then you have undoubtedly been supplied with the most diverse, most daring and sometimes the most downright terrifying songs to have been produced. ever. They have all been at it and they as a team have all been reaching heights that I don't believe have ever been seen before in this corner of the electronic world. They are quickly becoming an international name with international artists, and genre encompassing releases. I can't fault them; Black Tiger Sex Machine, Apashe, Dabin, Dead Battery, Karluv Klub, ALL OF THEM have raised the bar for themselves this year and have done so time after time, a round of applause is long overdue for these guys, but they appear to love what they do so much that the fame slips into less important matters.
It is Kai Wachi however who tops them all in my opinion, no single producer has made me fear for my sanity as much as he. Really, I don't know what fuels his menace, I think that'll be a secret left secret. However, for this year at least he really is number ONE.
Happy new year everyone, all the best for 2015!
https://soundcloud.com/kannibalenrecords
https://soundcloud.com/edm/kai-wachi-o-n-e-edmcom-premiere
Written by @Jiffursaurus
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
My EDM Top Ten - Part 4
4. Crywolf.
When it comes to my favourite new artist discovery of the year, Crywolf is absolutely, absolutely no. 1. I don't think any of his work this year can be discredited on any level, his work this year on the Angels EP and his collaborative works with Ianborg on the Runaway EP set new standards in their field. It's an incredible feat for an artist (or artists) to be so exposed through their work - I feel as though I can listen to Ribcage and see every intimate moment that led to it's creation, but I don't think anyone else does this nearly the same way he does, I feel it's made for me and for me alone, it's that closeness that wins him a spot on my list.
https://soundcloud.com/crywolf/sets/crywolf-ianborg-runaway-ep-1
3. Inspected Launch Event
On a completely different end of the spectrum, The Inspected Launch was such an eruptive, exhilarating experience. It was literally a completely free gig organised by the good people over at the Inspected label in honour of their pop-up store in Shoreditch, London. I traveled there with a good friend of mine, I met some of the producers I've longed to see live for years and then got to hear them play. Incredible.
I have so much respect for all of those who played that day, including XKore, Gemini, Asa & Sorrow, but it was Culprate's set that stole the show. It's still the single best live set I've ever heard.
Here's some footage from the event, it's not the best quality, but then live shows really can't be relived through video footage. But do enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XPlFStVznc
When it comes to my favourite new artist discovery of the year, Crywolf is absolutely, absolutely no. 1. I don't think any of his work this year can be discredited on any level, his work this year on the Angels EP and his collaborative works with Ianborg on the Runaway EP set new standards in their field. It's an incredible feat for an artist (or artists) to be so exposed through their work - I feel as though I can listen to Ribcage and see every intimate moment that led to it's creation, but I don't think anyone else does this nearly the same way he does, I feel it's made for me and for me alone, it's that closeness that wins him a spot on my list.
https://soundcloud.com/crywolf/sets/crywolf-ianborg-runaway-ep-1
3. Inspected Launch Event
On a completely different end of the spectrum, The Inspected Launch was such an eruptive, exhilarating experience. It was literally a completely free gig organised by the good people over at the Inspected label in honour of their pop-up store in Shoreditch, London. I traveled there with a good friend of mine, I met some of the producers I've longed to see live for years and then got to hear them play. Incredible.
I have so much respect for all of those who played that day, including XKore, Gemini, Asa & Sorrow, but it was Culprate's set that stole the show. It's still the single best live set I've ever heard.
Here's some footage from the event, it's not the best quality, but then live shows really can't be relived through video footage. But do enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XPlFStVznc
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