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Season 2 will start slowly with 2 posts a week (4 songs total)! No tags for guaranteed kinds of music each day, but hopefully we'll get a nice variety!
Wednesday is here, so lets gets things goin fast and furious with a new track from Stonebank called Be Alright with EMEL on vocals. This hard dance song really got me moving, because it keeps the tonality that I really love out of house music and progressive house. It moves quick, but it is so easy to jam out to!
Second up on this day of bangers, we have a new track from Destructo, Wax Motif, and Vanilla Ace called Beatdown. This one is a bass heavy track that gives such an in your face vibe, with rap that honestly sounds like Snoop Dog. This one is absolutely electric, and I love it and I hope that you do too!
Stonebank has been putting out just fire tracks latele and I wanted to share some of my favorite recent releases with you all! Here are three of his new tracks, ranging from electro to Glitch Hop. Give them a listen and I hope you enjoy them!
Today's track comes from Stonebank, a powerhouse lately. With his killer remix of The Girl, he has been on my radar all year. His track electro track Blast from the Past is phenomenal, its got great flow, tonality, groovy, and a memorable progression. It is really great to hear something from Stonebank that iwsn't super intense, instead a great groovy original!
The Girl by Hellberg is one of my favorite tracks right now (if you haven't heard it yet you can by clicking here). Like all good songs some amazing remixes followed, and I want to share three of those with you today.
Color Source brings us a really nice future bass remix to the table, keeping the beautiful vocals intact, this one has a really nice mellow flow. Great big bass while still keeping in line with the original tonality of the track. Second up is the more fast paced Happy Hardcore remix from Stonebank. Going in a totally different direction, this one speeds up the vocals a bit and adds a lot new intensity to the track. It doesn't feel forced which is really nice in this genre, and it hits really hard and fast. Overall, a really solid remix where in a genre where most remixes are overwhelming. Finally, the final remix from Mr. Fijiwiji takes the vocals slower and moves to a more minimalistic approach. Using the vocals to add glitched out sequences, this one has a really unique feel to it. Overally, they are in order of which one I like the most! Which one is your favorite?
So just a heads up everyone, Posts Thursday and Friday will be a little different this week. Thursday will go up really early and Friday will go up via mobile due to Colossalcon!
First track is a hard dance track from Stonebank called The Pressure. I am usually not a huge fan of hard dance, but ever since Nanobii's Track Rainbow Road and Stonebank's track Stronger, I always give them a chance. I really enjoyed this one, yes it is really fast, but its not overwhelming at all. It has got great tonality and and really relaxing breakdown. Its catchy, dancy, and just an overall well done track!
Second up is a song by Hellberg called the Girl. What got me was the amazing range of the vocal artist Cozi Zuehlsdorff, and the great drop. Both of these really hooked me into the track. I tried a few remixes but I really like the piano accompaniment in the original and decided to post it instead. I really hope you enjoy both these tracks!
So Hardcore is not a genre that tends to dominate or even have a presence on this blog very often, but I just couldn't resist. You all know how much I love Monstercat, as they continue to bring new artists and amazing tracks into the world with their Youtube Channel and huge 30 track albums. This track blew me out of the water. Seriously, the vocals are completely unnecessary but are comforting in a strange way. The song is fast and hits hard, not to mention its extremely catchy with a tonal sequence that gets stuck in your head very easily. I have heard absolutely nothing else that Stonebank has has done, although I like the improvement of EMEL. Overall just a really great and surprising hardcore track!
