Kaskade’s latest LP, Atmosphere, lacks the excitement and boldness of his preceding double-album Fire & Ice, but does it’s namesake justice with tracks that engulf listeners in their moody vibes. He delivers on expected femme’d out tracks with vocal support from Becky Jean Williams on fist pumper’s favorite “Feeling the Night ,“ Late Night Alumni on trance-y “Why Ask Why,” and of course Haley on lighter raiser “Floating.”
In the 4 years since The Bloody Beetroots (aka Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo) debut LP, Romborama was released, dance music has exploded with an abundance of genres, loads of anthems and drops, and droves of spotlighted DJ’s that lay it all upon thousands of ears in a night. A lot’s changed since the Beetroots’ original inception, and dance’s saturated market has only made expectations for Rifo’s sophomore release tremendously high.
If you're totally hooked on Kaskade's melodic and completely captivating "Atmosphere" track, now is the time to see the awesome official video, as released by RollingStone.com today!
The video captures the beauty and life of the song, which stems from Kaskade's voice as he sings on the track to the lyrics he wrote himself. [Heart. Melting.] The moment you see Kaskade crowd-surfing over a sea of his REAL fans, don't worry if you catch yourself in a smile. This futuristic photo-booth-turn-dance-club is as much enticing as it is a dedication to You. Me. All of Us.
For this week’s Wantpicks, Manila Killa & Daily Beat join the likes of Dzeko and Torres, gLAdiator, MAKJ, Charlie Darker, Paris Blohm, Candyland and more in the 14th episode with Wantickets. We are the first blog to kick off the newest edition of the Wantpicks series, and Manila Killa does it in a big fashion. Get ready for some of Manila Killa's favorite tunes, original remixes, as well as a teaser off his upcoming EP entitled "Perfect Strangers." Let the music speak.
