So I was playing some of usual music last weekend with my portable speaker at Boy Scout Camping trip. This is a district campout with tons of other troops, so there's often rivalry and general uneasiness between others...
Song playing was:
Inpetto - No More Serious Faces - Progressive House
This other kid from another troop says:
"Dude, I hate your taste of music"
but he was being kinda dodgy about saying that. I thought he was sarcastic and we both kinda chuckled. Awkward hehheh.
Another minute into the song he says
"I hate this song, it's so repetitive" <insert massive brawl here>
Well, about repetitiveness, I believe that if a melody is that catchy, it's allowed to be repeitive. And this song certainly holds a very nice melody for me...
This also ties into how deadmau5's music can also be considered good. He has a ton of repetitive stuff.
It also depends on the application of the music, obviously repetitive make extremely good background. I bet most of you listen to music while driving.
Argument objection: "Well honestly I really don't want to listen to more radio pop music... Really, radio has been doing so bad lately, I hear repeated songs like every hour. Plus, this what you call "Techno noise stuff" also happens to be somewhat cheaper. You can find free download stuff so much easier in these EDM genres."
I love this music. and I proudly stand by it and defend it.
That sample is just golden. The expression just never gets old!
This song brings together very clear and classic examples trance chords and electro wobble base. There's also a Progressive House beat to wrap it all together.
Sheddie Mercury brings back a classic. Everyone loved the island.
I like those repeating chords he used around the long singing parts. The original didn't have anything there by the words before and that helped the song along.
However, I'm kinda missing the amazingly awesome strong melody line from the original. That line totally made the whole song in the original version.
I was kinda hopin to see that pop up in this remix, but that's okay. If I want the melody I can just listen to the original island. I came here to listen to something new.
Overwerk has made it to Monstercat, for those who didn't know already.
Here's his first song with the cat, It's good but, I honestly think it's a little too safe unlike my favorite from him: buzzin. Plus, it's not free. I'm pretty broke right now.
*Update* This blog is now ad free, and probably will stay that way... One of my friends had spammed click ads and gave me a Ad Click to Blog View ratio of 133%. Google noticed and took down my ads and $1.06 that he generated. lololol
So I Think Archie got rid of the "V" in his name, what's up with that?
This song is just Ok, I think he's getting away from his original strong melodies, but hey. its free.
It's kinda tough to find any good trance songs these days...
Check out the original version as well, it's good too, but I happen to like tritonal's better.
Probably because this is closer to true trance than progressive trance.
