Glowing Edges is the latest track produced by the duo Still Frozen. Back with a new house sensation this time, they’ve got to work hard on their productions because even if they’re from the Nordic country of Finland, this song definitely brings some cozy warmth to your ears.
Here is the last part of the two song EP Club On Fire by Tim Ismag. X-Men is another of his incredible releases, proving once again his ability to play with sounds and create insane atmosphere. May you stay sane after listening to this track over and over again, may you show the real power of an X-Men?
Deaf Professor is a talented artist coming down from Guelph in Canada is a 21 years old electronic producer that started his career not about one year ago. Deaf Professor, scene name of Mike Nelson, always got interested in the recording, engineering, and production of music.
When Tim Ismag mixed his track “Club on Fire”, you have to assume that he was possessed by whatever deity that Dubstep composers kneel to. And, though I found some of the vocals to be a bit distracting, the break-beats that help us transition from movement to movement epitomize everything that has drawn so many into the electronic fold. Are there times when you feel that you’ve lost that metronome in your head during the track? Absolutely.
A welcome addition to the chilled genre that bears the perfect atmosphere to relax to. This short beauty lays down a captivating piano riff on a beautiful and simple drum loop, another piece of work that prooves that sometime, even the simplest loops are the most enjoyable. FrazEditz is the alias of Fraser Paterson, a 14 years old artist who resides in London, England. This young guy started to make music less than a year ago! Using the audio sequencer FL Studio, Fraz produces various electronic music styles like Drum and Bass, Chillstep, Dubstep, Electrohouse, Trance, etc.
Paper Tigers, scene name of Sam Harvey, is originally from Belfast, Britain (UK). He’s an ambient, dubstep, 2-step, hip-hop producer who makes what he’s in the mood for.
Olly B is taking electronic dubstep to another level by implementing many of the textures that have drawn so many to the electronica realm without sacrificing the intrinsic style that has made dub so damn popular. Truth be told, I found the intro to be a bit long, but crafty use of onboard filters made the repetitiveness interesting. Once the setup was wrapped and the track began to hit, there was no doubt that the DJ responsible for the composition of the underlying feel knew what it took to create an interesting, yet non-intrusive, rhythm.
Andrus Kurvits makes Dubstep and House under the alias “Mr. Nagasaki”. This 21 years old artist comes from cold land of Russia. Mr. Nagasaki has been dabbing in the music field for about 4-5 years now. As a part of the Drum and Bass trio “Indivision” you’ll probably sense that Andrus will not bound himself to the sole world of Dubstep and House. You can expect from this guy high quality productions and enticing soundscapes, regardless to genre. Mr. Nagasaki likes to combine different styles of music to make something different, unique, a sonority of Mr. Nagasaki’s own.
James is actually working on collaborations and remixes of his own tracks with some really talented people and the results should be coming out soon. Hailing from West Midlands, England, this producer only have 16 years old and has been producing for about 8 months now. To lay down his inspirations on a digital media, James Lippy use FL Studio combined with the great Massive VST
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