Revealed recordings presents ADE 2014 Sampler

From hosting arenas at festivals across the planet including Creamfields to its annual showcase at Amsterdam Dance Event, along with the imprint’s consistent chart toppling output, label head Hardwell now present Revealed’s official ADE sampler selection.

Across eighteen tracks presenting the finest Revealed has to offer, from familiar names such as Hardwell himself, over to Dannic, Joey Dale and Sick Individuals, highlights of the release celebrate the label musical dominance of the Revealed sound. Take Marc Benjamin’s colossal track ‘The Centre’, it’s transcending melody carrying the backbone of the beat, before the huge drop comes in and sweeps you away with gigantic force. First premiering on Hardwell On Air radio show earlier this month, ‘The Centre’ has had fans waiting with baited breath not only for further news on Marc’s next release, but also what the next treat to be dripped out from the sampler will be...

Review: Thomas Gold feat. Kate Elsworth - Colourblind

Review: Thomas Gold feat. Kate Elsworth - Colourblind out on Revealed Recordings. The festival season and its associated energy may now be over, but Hardwell’s Revealed Recordings imprint is yet to let the landmark anthems stop flowing.  After one of the label’s most prolific summer runs to date, Thomas Gold joins the trail of Revealed’s year of reckoning, making an unprecedented debut for the label after landmark releases for Axtone, Phazing and a whole host of high-caliber labels. As premiered at his titanic Governors Island performance in New York, “Colourblind” reunites the German heavyweight with Australian songstress Kate Elsworth, adding another big room powerhouse to Gold’s sizeable discography.  Dropping off the heels of a solid run of instrumental hits for the label, the track sets an impressive precedent for vocal dance music within the modern market.  Fusing huge big room energy with yet another unforgettable Elsworth topline, the track shows the lasting stamina of melodic dance music and how Thomas Gold is still pioneering the sound on his own unique merits. When Revealed Recordings lets loose a vocal anthem, it seldom passes quietly. Thomas Gold and Kate Elsworth’s latest is as greater testament to the talented duo as it is to their versatile streak of market dominance here in 2014.

Review: Ralvero - District out on Revealed Recordings

2014 has been as much about familiar and reliable faces as it has groundbreaking debuts for Revealed Recordings. As the final track to ascend from the artillery of exclusives featured on Revealed Vol.5, Dutch talent Ralvero makes a lasting first impression on the label courtesy of heavyset A-side “District.” A thoroughbred Dutch big room track matching high-octane energy with uplifting melodic moments, the late-blooming festival bomb is a stunning sign-off to the summer clubbing season from a budding heavyweight of the next generation sound. Keeping the precedent set at an all-time-high enroute to Revealed’s high-profile stint at Heineken Music Hall, “District” is yet further proof that these outright surrounding Hardwell’s highly evolved imprint are still being set to a killer soundtrack.

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Review: Hardwell & Joey Dale feat. Luciana - Arcadia The Remixes out on Revealed Recordings

Off all the landmarks to bless Revealed Recording’s year of big room reckoning, the union of Hardwell and Joey Dale culminated in one of its proudest vocal outings to date. Now, the Luciana-versed festival anthem receives a second wind courtesy of  two huge new remixes, collecting two rising Dutch forces and bringing two opposing worlds together for an essential return to the spotlight for “Arcadia.” Already praised by the label head honcho himself and landing off the heels of recent label single “Ravefield,” promising newcomer Thomas Newson wastes little time extending his positive repertoire with the label. That practiced melodic big room sits right at home once again, marking another huge remix on the young talent’s discography. For their debut stint for the label, fast-ascending hardstyle duo Psyko Punkz kick things up a notch with adrenaline fuelled stamina, merging the original track’s uplifting properties with their own relentless aptitude towards dance music’s heavier sound. As Revealed fast approaches the final hurdle of 2014, there is little indication of its versatile hold on the digital market sliding where remix duties are concerned.

Review: Miami Sampler 2014

Review: Miami Sampler 2014. When Miami comes calling, you can be sure that Hardwell and his Revealed Recordings imprint have a few tricks up their sleeves. Sure enough, the label celebrates its ever-expanding talent pool this month with six tracks from the artists taking things forward in 2014, priming the road to Miami with an essential soundtrack of new material. Dynamic Brazilian newcomers Ftampa and Bruno Barudi bring their signature electro stylings with “Falcon,” leaving national peer Paniek to lead with his melodic progressive aptitude for “Spark It Up.” It’s Blackwhited & Tybo’s “Avalanche” that give the EP its first aptly titled festival banger, with Flatdisk following suit with his own epically tailored big room cut “Atlantis.” Karim Mika balances both sides of the genre coin with “Oh Shit,” leaving Naffz & Nick Mathon to take MAKJ and Hardwell’s “Coutndown” on an immaculate journey into the sound of modern trap music. As dynamic and diverse the industry has come to expect from the unstoppable imprint, Revealed Recordings is taking no prisoners with its fleet of new talent enroute to the summer clubbing season.

Review: Julian Calor - Typhoon/Storm

Julian Calor - Typhoon/Storm. Fresh faced Dutch newcomer Julian Calor rejoins the trail for Revealed Recordings with his debut solo EP for the imprint. Entering the spotlight with inaugural offering 'Space Dial' for the Revealed Talent EP last year, his next strike for the label comes in the form of yet another gem from Hardwell's infamous Tomorrowworld set. Joining Hardwell onstage for a European premiere during Revealed's Ade label night, 'Typhoon' lands to epitomize the big melodic progressions we have come to associate with the young breakout. Accompanied by melodic anthem 'Storm,' the package shows Julian Calor as an increasingly promising young addition to the promising roster of new talent emerging from Revealed for 2014.

Review: Futuristic Polar Bears - Back To Earth

Review: Futuristic Polar Bears - Back To Earth. From the North of England to the forefront of global dance music, Futuristic Polar Bears are the next force to join Revealed Recordings and their new talent overhaul for 2014 with "Back To Earth." Emerging as one of the remaining Ids to emerge from Hardwell's celebrated Tomorrowworld set, a formal unveiling during the 150th episode of his Hardwell on Air radio show set fans racing at the prospect of finally getting their hands on this sought after bomb. This groovy big room offering shows the trio on top form for this high-profile label debut, donning a cut as suitable for the club floor as it is primed for impending festival domination. Having already proven themselves to be a prominent production force on home turf, "Back To Earth" is a track with incredible prospects for this British stronghold.

Review: Thomas Newson - Pallaroid (Original Mix) out on Revealed Recordings

Thomas Newson - Pallaroid (Original Mix). Already racking a considerable output of cutting edge newcomers, Revealed Recordings has another secret weapon up its sleeve for 2013. This time, it comes in the form of 19-year-old trailblazer Thomas Newson, who debuts on the label next month with "Pallaroid." As one of the last IDs to have teased fans in Hardwell's groundbreaking Tomorrowland set -- which to date has collected more than 12 million views -- the teaser comes with the backstory from Hardwell himself as to how the track's journeyed from Newson's mind to the labels safe hands. The track itself, rife with high octane drops and heavyset electro bass lines in full-effect, packs explosive energy into this inaugural offering from the young producer, asserting that The Netherland's still has a few tricks up its sleeves where groundbreaking new talent is concerned. "Pallaroid" is now available on Revealed Recordings!

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Review: Sandro Silva - Payback (Original Mix) out now!

Review: Sandro Silva - Payback (Original Mix) out on Revealed Recordings. Just when you thought you’d seen it all from Revealed Recordings and their unending list of IDs, the label inaugurates Dutch heavyweight Sandro Silva with hard-hitting label debut “Payback.” Still soaring off the back of his platinum-scoping club anthem “Epic” alongside Quintino. Sandro returns with another highly addictive tune to up-the-ante on his name for A-grade club fuel. Premiered by Hardwell during his Tomorrowland set and gaining the biggest sit down moment of the entire festival, Sandro deals a first-class club weapon upon Revealed, dealing in his catchy electro tendencies to score his most personal and powerful solo offering of 2013. For anyone who doubted Reveald’s hold on the peak time skyline, Sandro Silva’s payback proves ignorable.

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3LAU, Paris & Simo feat. Bright Lights - Escape (The Remixes)

3LAU, Paris & Simo feat. Bright Lights - Escape (The Remixes) out on Revealed recordings. At the tail end of 2013, few summer anthems have held their corner quite to the extent of Paris & Simo and 3LAU's vocal collaborative "Escape" alongside Heather Bright. In the wake of such a landmark release, Revealed Recordings put remix duties out there for the next generation of talent. With over 1700 submissions pouring in from across the globe, Hardwell and his dedicated label team handpicked Italian duo Flatdisk as overall winners of the competition, the release of which comes accompanied by two additional entries to further Revealed's commitment to shining a light on cutting edge dance talents. Reigning from Italy, Flatdisk use their first place remix to test the musical boundaries of this Beatport chart-topping original, leaping from two-step digressions to adrenaline fuelled drops whilst maintaining the original's unforgettable melodic assets. Swedish newcomer Manse then dons an uplifting and melodic remix sure to captivate the peak time crowds, leaving LA-based duo Charity Strike to bring the bounce with a festival-proofed electro cut with huge dance floor potential. With 2014 already promising new and familiar talents from across the globe and a continuation of the essential floor fuel we have seen Revealed consistently deal in, one thing is for certain - the future of global dance music has never sounded so promising. 

Dannic & Sick Individuals - Blueprint out on Revealed Recordings

Dannic & Sick Individuals - Blueprint  out on Revealed Recordings. After a series of huge releases already this year Dannic is back at his adopted home label Revealed Recordings. This time he has collaborated with highly regarded up-and-coming DJ/Producer duo, Sick Individuals. The two's contrasting production styles come together to create an amalgamation of sheer brilliance. The concept created adds to the uniqueness of the record. Sick Individuals high impact, big chord breakdowns meld harmoniously with Dannic stylised, groovy prog-house drops. This addictive track is sure to be a mainstay in peak time sets for the foreseeable future.

Titled 'Blueprint' the track is held together with driving, rhythmic percussion and a deep, infectious bass line. Wrapped with an enchanting melody, which becomes embedded in the conciseness and coupled with a club-shattering breakdown, it has all the hallmarks of a future classic. Already it has been blowing away crowds when dropped in sets from both Dannic and Sick Individuals, judging from reactions it is an unquestionable fan favourite.

Dyro - Go Down out on Revealed Recordings

Dyro - Go Down out on Revealed Recordings. Just crowned as highest new entry in this years DJ MAG TOP 100 Voting at #30! It's definitely been a landmark year for Dutch trailblazer turned globetrotting Revealed Recordings breakout Dyro. Last found on the label alongside Hardwell for landmark vocal anthem “Never Say Goodbye,” the young talent returns for his first solo offering since the genre-defying anthem ‘Leprechauns and Unicorns.’ As premiered during Hardwell’s landmark Electric Zoo set in New York, what was once suspected to be a remix emerges as yet more affirmative fuel to Dyro’s domination of the global dance circuit.

With a proven dexterity for melodic club fuel, ‘Go Down’ sees Dyro’s penchant for big room electro raised to a festival-primed high for the back-end of 2013. Set for release on October 21, this tough yet melodically charged anthem beckons the shape of things to come for this unstoppable European tastemaker and his eclectic studio output.

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Deorro - Yee out now on Revealed Recordings

Deorro - Yee out now on Revealed Recordings. Having already blazed the global trail throughout 2013, US breakout Deorro is the next eccentric floor filler to join the ranks of Revealed Recordings. Dropping off the back of successful releases for Dim Mak and Mixmash and having already received a spot on volume four of Hardwell Presents Revealed Recordings, his latest cut “Yee” receives a well-deserved formal release to celebrate the inauguration of this powerful talent to the label. In an original and infectious nod to the peak time electro skyline, Deorro successfully asserts his spot on the radar as one of his nations hottest up-and-comers.
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Dimitri Kechagias review: Things are looking very noise and nasty. It's of course another megabanger from Hardwell's super successful record label Revealed Recordings. The USA based artist Deorro does the damage and delivers the goods.

Blasterjaxx - Fifteen (Hardwell edit) out on Revealed Recordings

Blasterjaxx - Fifteen (Hardwell edit) out on Revealed Recordings. Accomplished Dutch duo Blasterjaxx make their Revealed Recordings debut this month, following in the footsteps of their label-hopping uprising with the perfect peak time antidote to the late summer blues. Last found alongside Quintino for "Puzzle" and mustering label boss Hardwell for edit duties, "Fifteen" probes the unveiling of yet another exclusive ID from his beloved Tomorrowland set and another accomplished young asset. Hardwell adds his signature sound to Fifteen making this a festival favourite of the summer.

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Dimitri Kechagias review: Blasterjaxx is the name on the lips of many EDM DJ's right now. The top duo from the Netherlands never fail to impress with their great mixture of hard house and euphoric feel-good synths. Of course, when the phenomenon that is called Hardwell gets on board, the result is simply mindblowing.

Hardwell & MAKJ - Countdown (Original Mix) out on Revealed recordings

Hardwell & MAKJ - Countdown (Original Mix) out now on Revealed recordings. North American breakout MAKJ is adding to an already opulent year for his electro stylings with a blistering debut for Revealed Recordings. United with label boss Hardwell, the young talent joins the label’s cutting edge roster with an explosive collaboration. As premiered during Hardwell’s viral Ultra Miami set earlier this year, “Countdown” matches descending chants with two different yet equally intense drops.

As a fine insight into MAKJ’s ascending talent and the current state of peak time dance music, the union of forces new and established makes for a firm club favorite that is sure to hold its corner throughout the remainder of 2013.

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Hardwell and W&W - Jumper - Out Now on Revealed Recordings

Whilst the reign of Revealed Recordings has proven a truly global affair, its penchant for cutting edge Dutch talent has not gone unnoticed. W&W who last found representing the label Beatport chart topper “The Code” alongside Ummet Ozcan, bounce back alongside Hardwell himself to unravel yet another anonymous highlight from his landmark UMF set back in March.

 As you would expect from the union of two undisputed titans of the Dutch house overhaul, “Jumper” brings three of the nation’s most capable young club advocates together for a new and powerful precedent in the sound of modern dance music. A grinding electro anthem dealing in bursts of subtle melodic euphoria, “Jumper” keeps the adrenaline high from start-to-finish, not only emphasizing the leaps and bounds both Hardwell and W&W have taken over the years, but the unprecedented stamina still found in Revealed’s ascent of the peak time skyline. One thing's for certain – this is an anthem with digital market domination written all over it.