A Fresh Banger from Closed Loop
A stylish and sonically invasive new single release from Closed Loop delivers such a fresh approach by combining classic elements together in terms of taking a slew of electronic subgenres and creating something that pushes boundaries in its own way while making you think at the same time.
"World of The Rave" is an absolute classic, if you ask me and this is because it's brilliantly put together but still seems to bring out this almost vintage undertone that makes me think of a cross between chill, trap, drum and bass, techno, jungle, break, and even hints of dubstep.
Utilizing classic keys in a simplistic sense and bringing in extraordinary synths that are sleek and sharp along with a fat low end is genius simply because it brings together those old and new elements in such a way that you can grab onto it and get sucked into the groove of what this track delivers.
The editing and glitchy undertones are stellar and let the song thrive in terms of that edginess but still taking you on this bit of a musical journey and if you're someone that grew up listening to electronic, techno, dance, or even breakbeat music, or grew up going to raves when you were younger, this track will pull some chords for you.
There are those elements that bring in slight hip-hop undertones, like the keys that I mentioned earlier, but it's all brought into its world, and with that, you are brought into that world as well.
This is a track that you get engulfed by, and it feels amazing when that happens because the beat hits hard and heavy, in my opinion.
Again, the production and sampling, editing, all that stuff is just outstanding here, and it's got a lot of technical approach that just feels completely smooth and natural when Closed Loop pulls it off.
This track is a wild ride, and it's got a certain level of rambunctiousness to it, but it's still extremely clean-cut and put together while remaining a heavy-handed banger.
That beat is just amazing. It gets better and better the deeper into the track that you go. It gets a little heavier and a little glitchier with more effects on the keys, spoken word samples, and everything else.
It just whisks you away to another place and I like where it takes you.
Of course, there are some progressive changes and surprises as the track unfolds, but right from the first 30 or 40 seconds, you know that stuff is coming.
You can hear by the way the beats, keys, and synths progress that there is going to be some awesome stuff happening throughout this track.
You can tell Closed Loop knows exactly what he's doing and probably has some crazy stuff in his head in terms of a vision for a track, and does his best to bring that to fruition.
In my opinion, he did an excellent job, and again, this is a song that brings the old and the new approaches together and represents a lot of what the Grand Alliance Music label is really all about.
This is borderless, boundless, classic but fresh, old but new, heavy but chill.
You have to love stuff like this because it just feels good to listen to and you will be bopping your head to this the entire way through if not dancing.
I think this even works for all types of people. I think anyone, any race, any style, almost any age, will headbang to this track. You can't help it.
I dig this as someone who grew up listening to artists like DJ Shadow, for example.
It's just got that semi-classic tonality but brings in all those newer approaches.
This was a total classic, and you should definitely dive right into it.
This is one of the latest and greatest in the Grand Alliance Music catalog releases, with plenty more to come, so if you dig this track, then check out the label because there's a ton for you to listen to as they keep churning out these amazing artist releases.
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