Dance and Electronic Music South Africa
<Psytrance> X-Noize are Barak Argaman and Nadav Bonen from Tel-Aviv, Israel. These musically maturing artists know how to make tunes with style, charisma and lasting power. This album blends the sounds of psychedelic and progressive trance into a perfect melting pot of sounds and feelings. The silky smooth and echoey harmonies combine with smooth bass Read More »
<Psytrance> Boomerang is a very interesting concept, an album commemorating a New Year’s party (by MindCultivation) about to take place in South Africa. Well let me rather say an alternative electronic trance party, as there are so many psytrance parties this year. The album has an “intro” (warm up artist) and “outro” (wind down artist) Read More »
Hot off the press comes this new collection of tracks sourced from some of the progressive melting pots around the globe. DJ Jensson has been a long-term conspirator with IONO music in the development of cutting edge outdoor dance music.
Jay OM is Omsphere, an Italian living in the UK and the owner of Free Spirit Records. These exceptionally beautiful progressive tracks will get your chilled-dance groove on.
Kaya Project produces beautiful, dreamy world music with a twist. The remixes disc takes their recent accomplished album and gives it the remix treatment courtesy of some top world and psychedelic dub producers such as Trypswitch, Liquid Stranger, Eat Static, Gaudi, Bluetech and more. Expect, dub, tripped out ambient, dubstep and all things in between.
This EP has three tracks by Chabunk and one phat bouncy track by Broken Toy. These massive psytrance tunes are perfect for stomping under a summer sun. Broken Toy – Play Dead (Chabunk RMX) by Chabunk
<Urban House> Moon Dancing serves up 10 super slick, smoothly mixed vocal house tracks that are deep and soulful. Produced by Nutty Nys (and Miza) and engineered by Nys too, there’s no arguing the quality of the music. Miza’s voice suits the laid back easy going, dreamy grooves overlaid liberally with jazzy Rhodes chord stabs Read More »
<Urban House> If you’ve been reviewing dance music for as long as I have the alarm bells would start ringing when you receive an album whose DJ name and label name are the same. It’s all too easy these days to simply decide to make a dance music album and then release it – a Read More »
<Dance/Pop/Rock> “…the bitches, the parties, the drugs and the bands. The DJ’s the boozers, the thugs and the lads. The late night 3 day bender…” – Lyrics to opening track In The Name of Dance all but sums up the semi-trashy, pseudo rock image that Flash Republic have been nurturing for several years now. Killer Read More »
<Trance House> Tiësto’s Kaleidoscope album did not get a good review in this magazine several months back. We all felt it was a bit lame and dated with nothing new to offer other than the same old clichéd trance chords and stabs. Not surprisingly though they have dedicated a full remix album to it to Read More »
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