Steve Angello / SIZE Thread
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Yes! Really good news. I still feel SIZE has way too fucking much individual Corey releases, or at least throw them on a few EPs. CYA & Highly Sedated are much more interesting imoAlmost-Human wrote: ↑26 Jul 2018, 06:14New HS Track out soon
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I‘m still waiting for Arcade Hereos after their guest mix on Steves BBC R1 residency we hear nothing from them.Vinelli wrote: ↑26 Jul 2018, 06:48Yes! Really good news. I still feel SIZE has way too fucking much individual Corey releases, or at least throw them on a few EPs. CYA & Highly Sedated are much more interesting imoAlmost-Human wrote: ↑26 Jul 2018, 06:14New HS Track out soon
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https://twitter.com/hsedated/status/102 ... 24192?s=21
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Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza
) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.
First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now

First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now

Where words fail, music speaks.
I think that's what happens when you're constantly on mainstages where people like absolutely anything. You either stop given a fuck about actually djing or you might even forget what djing is all about. Its not about a pre made tracklist and maybe ids, what a lot of big dudes are doing now.HighVolume wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 00:46Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.
First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now![]()
Dead moments? I felt like he was talking too damn much during these TM sets. Kinda annoying.HighVolume wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 00:46Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.
First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now![]()
Maybe 'DJing', NOWADAYS, is not for festivals. Please, don't get me wrong.Vinelli wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 08:54I think that's what happens when you're constantly on mainstages where people like absolutely anything. You either stop given a fuck about actually djing or you might even forget what djing is all about. Its not about a pre made tracklist and maybe ids, what a lot of big dudes are doing now.HighVolume wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 00:46Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.
First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now![]()
Maybe on the stage of great shows they are more artists, the figure of THE ARTIST, than the DJ that IS the artist, you know?
It's like Michael Jackson using playbacks just to get the better dance. Everyone knows that Michael is the GOAT, so the crowd just wanna see him dancing, besides he singing is also overwhelming.
In our case, people want to jump out and have fun, if the DJ do a good 'mixing act', is a plus.
(I'm not definding the "forget about DJing" stuff. Just trying to see the other side of the coin)
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The difference here is that, where MJ needs to sing and dance, SA's only concern is to do a proper transition in between tracks...atalibacarpes wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 14:34Maybe 'DJing', NOWADAYS, is not for festivals. Please, don't get me wrong.Vinelli wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 08:54I think that's what happens when you're constantly on mainstages where people like absolutely anything. You either stop given a fuck about actually djing or you might even forget what djing is all about. Its not about a pre made tracklist and maybe ids, what a lot of big dudes are doing now.HighVolume wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 00:46Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.
First time I heard the NSMA remix and I must say, it's an astonishing track. So is his Still Young collab, which was one of the best moments in his set for me. The ending with Paradiso also nailed it.
I did see him play a club set a few days ago during his Hï residency shows in Ibiza, which I found a lot better personally. For those in doubt, his Ibiza residency is a must-see! Third year I'm able to see him play there, and he always delivers.
Off to a well-deserved sleep marathon now![]()
Maybe on the stage of great shows they are more artists, the figure of THE ARTIST, than the DJ that IS the artist, you know?
It's like Michael Jackson using playbacks just to get the better dance. Everyone knows that Michael is the GOAT, so the crowd just wanna see him dancing, besides he singing is also overwhelming.
In our case, people want to jump out and have fun, if the DJ do a good 'mixing act', is a plus.
(I'm not definding the "forget about DJing" stuff. Just trying to see the other side of the coin)

Nope, yesterday was one of his ugliest (festival) sets I've heard live, and considering I'm seeing him 5-10 times each year that means something

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With the amount of music that gets released they (AxIng, S-A) could play an entirely new set at every show they play. They don't have to, I don't think anybody expects that, but 20-30% difference should be expected imo. It's pure laziness and really shameful, considering the obscene amount of money they make. I would be deeply ashamed of myself if I put in the same amount of effort as them.
Interesting note. I find the first drop way better than the second one. I know the 2nd somehow "fits" better because of the progression but hm, somehow the groove of the first is cooler.HighVolume wrote: ↑30 Jul 2018, 00:46Just came home from Tomorrowland (and Ibiza) and I was a bit disappointed about his TML set. A lot of dead moments in between the tracks, which - for me - killed the energy quite a few times. Also, as far as I remember, he did play the first Orinoco drop twice instead of using the second drop, which sounded awkward to me.

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