Kr1z and F-777 recommends:
Clayface is a great hard dance artist :)
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F-777 and Kr1z both did an amazing job producing this album. I really like the length of the album, and the variety of tempos and themes is really cool. Koolaid especially does a good job at breaking up the intensity. As much as I love F-777 though, B4SSfeq's remix of Black Rose takes the cake. It is so incredibly good, both in and out of the drops.
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The tracks I found here are super energetic and fun! I love names like “Needs Ketchup” or “To Infinity and Buzz Lightyear,” purely because it’s kinda random and spontaneous. “Lost Connection,” “Cluster,” and “Slurpee” are my top three of the album though, all featuring some amazing sounds that I could listen to all day. That isn't to say that the aforementioned "Needs Ketchup" or "To Infinity and Buzz Lightyear" are bad songs though.
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This was a hard one. Both MoomBattle and Cobra are freaking amazing! I have to choose Cobra though... purely because I think it sounds just a tad bit better. The rest of the album, of course, is a joy to experience though!
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Hypnotic songs from this Cameroon-based musician, with vibrant rhythms and dazzling synths in songs that keep pushing forward.
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Created in Goa, India, without the benefit of a studio, “Serpentine” is an adrenaline shot to the heart—relentlessly joyous dance music.
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