Tech House
Edouard And Me Unveils Club-Friendly Melodies With First EP
Edouard And Me left classical music aside to become an electronic music producer. The French artist takes advantage of his twenty years of experience at the conservatory and adapts his compositions for an underground audience. With club-friendly melodies, he takes the first step under the alias of Edouard And Me. However, his wide experience in music is certainly nothing new. Although it seems contradictory, he is one of the founders of the Parisian Electro Pop duo Employee Of The Year.
Returning to the subject of the review, Tech House is part of his transition on this two-track EP. Starting with “Drakkar”, he offers a deep atmospheric piece full of dark vibes. DJs should take note of, and play this tune during those endless nights. But perhaps my personal favorite is the next one, entitled “Easy”. Without a doubt, groove-driven elements and sexy vocals will keep the energy levels high anywhere. Stay tuned to discover the new facets of Edouard.
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There’s no better way to start the year off by listening to this three-track EP by 2Clic. Free your mind, body, and soul with Tech House music. For that purpose, the Lyon-based producer showcases a gloriously trippy style. Certainly, this exclusive material is designed for underground clubs but you can also enjoy it wherever you are. So, put aside your worries, and just focus on his brilliant organic/spacey sounds.
The first track, “Magnolia”, sees 2Clic in a hypnotic collaboration with Torsak. Together they achieve something described as edgy or unconventional, with gradual changes in sonic textures. Likewise, “Hot” and “Crau” impress with a similar perspective, as he experiments with more pounding drums, atmospherics, minimal elements, and looping vocals. It’s pretty good stuff!
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It’s time to take a musical journey through Israel Kimchi‘s latest DJ filmset. If you think chapter one was impressive, this second mixtape is even much better. Surrounded by glowing red neon lights, the artist sets the proper atmosphere so that you can enjoy the best Tech House hits of the moment. First of all, what makes special his performance is the variety of instruments he uses in order to enhance your listening experience. Surprisingly, with just two drum sticks and the right precision, he switches in accordance with different percussive elements. As a result, he delivers an extraordinary sound hard to imitate. I’m sure the future will look promising for Israel Kimchi with his next chapters. Stream the new clip and revel in it below!
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Naizon spends most of his early years growing up to the sounds of Elvis Presley, Lionel Ritchie, and Barry White, his soulful influences have shaped the artist he is today and has garnered the power to evoke feelings, energy, and passion in his music.
Currently working on his first solo album, Naizon’s history in dance music has been enriched by his affection for all genres of music and having recently taken the plunge from mainstream EDM to Tech House its evident that his talents have no bounds. With over 300 gigs under his belt, Naizon has put together an exclusive guest mix with tracks that sums him up as an artist.
01 – Naizon – Golden Cage
02 -PAX – Snake
03 -J. Worra – Modern Medicine feat. Dances With White Girls
04 -VOLAC & Gustavo Mota – Like Dis
05 -Walker & Royce and Ardalan – escapade- Iz Tha Shit
06 -Freak Out – Mancodex
07 -Chris Lake – I Want You
08 -TCHAMI & MALAA – Prophecy
09 -Mason Maynard – Puffy
10 -DOMBRESKY – Utopia
11 -VOLAC & rrotik – Nimble Like Jack (feat. Stace Cadet)
12 -Sonny Fodera & Biscits – Insane
13 -Bodies Do The Talking feat. Sue Yenn
14 -Phlegmatic Dogs – Keepmastik
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Continuing a hot streak of club-ready releases in recent months, Cityzen returns with a Tech House-influenced bomb that will be the tune of your weekend. “Misomaniac” is ready to rave, buoyed on bouncy basslines and distinctive, driving percussion that gives the track its relentless energy. Cityzen adds some funky melodies and vocal riffs to top it off, turning “Misomaniac” into a dancefloor-friendly tune that will carry you from Friday night into Sunday morning. The new release follows Cityzen’s hard-hitting remix of Salvatore Ganacci’s “Horse” on OWSLA and his previous single “Planet Rock” on CYB3RPVNK.
Although not much is known about Cityzen yet, we can be extremely positive about three noticeable attributes: his affinity for the color red, unique glasses, and his desire to give people the intense beats that one would imagine hearing on the metallic streets of a futuristic metropolitan. Perhaps, Cityzen can live in the past and the future at the same time, giving him the ability to merge vintage hardware like Moog synthesizers with futuristic house rhythms of the modern age. His sound continues to evolve with every newly released track, from his debut single “Sirius” to previous “Planet Rock” and now “Misomaniac.” Cityzen is on the verge of something huge and previously unimagined – and all the world can do is wait. Armed with his sparkling glasses and affinity for the color red, Cityzen brings to life a crossover of old and new that will become the unique sound of the next generation.
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Protocol Recordings breaks the mold with standout new single “Big Up!”, by Ibiza heavyweight JP Candela and fellow Spanish producer Sansixto. Candela is a resident at the White Isle’s Pacha, and his single debut on the imprint brings a distinctly more underground club vibe. Delivering electro and tech-house influences through driving, grimy basslines, and bouncy synths, “Big Up!” packs a dancefloor-friendly punch that evokes memories of nights turned into mornings and emerging from dark clubs at sunrise. The track is JP Candela’s first single on Protocol; he has previously worked with David Guetta, remixing his singles “Turn Me On” feat. Nicki Minaj, “Memories” feat. Kid Cudi, “Say My Name” with Bebe Rexha & J Balvin, and “Bang My Head” with Sia & Fetty Wap. Press play on this experimental new single from Nicky Romero’s label!
Over the last decade, DJ and producer JP Candela has been hustling the international electronic music circuit, performing at some of the world’s most heralded venues and most significant festivals. He has been David Guetta’s preferred DJ for his notorious “F*** Me I’m Famous” parties for the last 9 seasons at Pacha Ibiza and FMIF World Tour; this summer they premiered the FMIF parties at HÏ Ibiza for the first time. Candela is truly a global talent, having played at Ultra Europe, Creamfields, Rock in Rio, WMC Miami, DayDream, and many more. With previous releases on Spinnin’ Records, Defected Records, Sono Music (Armada), Ministry of Sound, Sony Music and more, the Protocol Family welcomes JP Candela with open arms. Also based in Spain, Sansixto’s resume includes Revealed Recordings, Maxximize, Different, and Pacha Recordings. In addition to his own gigs at huge clubs including Palace in Miami, Fabrik in Madrid, and Moon 13 in Frankfurt, he has also been warming up the dance floor for the likes of Alesso, Steve Angello, Blasterjaxx, Yves V, Nicky Romero and many more during his five-year residency at Falkata. We look forward to hearing more from these two exciting artists!
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