Showing posts with label Alison Wonderland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alison Wonderland. Show all posts

Sunday, December 04, 2016

"When You Need That Fiyah, I'm Your Messiah"


It's been a while since some new Alison Wonderland came across the radar, so you can imagine how stoked I was to press play on her new one Messiah. Staying true to form, she came correct with some stellar vocals and a hype beat cooked up with her partner in crime, M-Phazes. I'd characterize it as dramatic trap that has a distinct ebb and flow, but plenty of bounce. The verses lure you in with steady grace, only to sock you in the face with the hook. Speaking of the hook, if you're not singing along by the second go-around, you're not listening to the same track as me. Simply put, this did nothing but pour gasoline on my growing affinity for A-Wonder-DJ's music and I'm excited as hell to utilize Spotify for re-hashing the tracks that got my affinity to where it is now...#Messiah

Alison Wonderland X M-Phazes - Messiah

Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Alison Wonderland Transform's Bieber's What Do You Mean


It appears that A Wonder DJ is at it once again. I know, I know, more Bieber, but take a deep breath and give this one a chance because she did a number on the original. Picture a more chopped up, slightly faster version of the original with a show stopping drop. It a cool use of tempo, speeding it's way to the top, giving way to a bass heavy, bangin' slow drop. The use of her own complimentary vocals and samples from the original track make for a cool back and forth as the track draws to a close. It's a creative mix and a rare electronic track that excels in it's ability to transform the original into something completely different. Tip of the cap, I really enjoyed this one...#WhatDoYouMean

Justin Bieber - What Do You Mean? (Alison Wonderland Remix)

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Ocean Drives Gets a Bouncy Upgrade


When it comes to rhythmic Pop/House, Duke Dumont sets the standard. His latest single, Ocean Drive, is a perfect example of how to a simple beat and stellar vocals can translate to top 40 success. And now that it has reached those heights, it's a perfect candidate to be stretched and pulled every which way by other EDM artists.

One of those just happened to be up-and-comer Alison Wonderland. On the remix, she injected a whole lot of bounce and horns that reek of grandeur. It comes packing a boisterous sound capable of filling the most spacious arena. It's chill pop turnt up to put it bluntly as the kids would say it. Tip of the cap to Alison for changing the flavor of something I already liked, yet finding a way to keep it delicious...#OceanDrive

Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive (Alison Wonderland Remix)

Tuesday, September 08, 2015

"Can You Feel it in the Air?"


Remember that track from Hermitude about a month ago called The Buzz? Well, it seems to have gained some traction, garnering over a million Soundcloud plays over the past month. Today we got some icing on that cake in the form of a trap remix from fellow buzzy Aussie Alison Wonderland. After having witnessed her set in person a few months back, I feel a lot better pushing my chips all in on her. Her stage charisma is hard to explain, but it definitely adds to her ability to control a crowd. The remix features Hodgy Beats and adds a steady amount of horns and bass to the original version. It taps into that rare mix of loud, but chill that the future bass sub-genre is becoming known for. For those doubting that Australia is becoming a hotbed for EDM talent, feel free and take a seat on this little 💺...#TheBuzz

Hermitude – The Buzz (Alison Wonderland Remix feat Hodgy Beats)

Wednesday, April 01, 2015

If You Love Trap, You'll Love Love Trap


Just what we all need, a new R&B twist to the slow bass of Trap music. Enter Australian DJ Alison Wonderland who recently teamed up with The Flaming Lips' lead singer Wayne Coyne on a bit of a heavy duet you could call it. Between his falsetto and her vocals, there's a moody, unstable under tone on U Don't Know that is perfectly captured in the video featuring McLovin below...

The original great in it's own right, but fellow Aussie producer Just a Gent took the essence of the original and amplified it tenfold. The melody is the same as the original, but there's a bit more depth to the remix and the drops are much more exciting and exaggerated. Is it me or has the quality music coming out of Australian increased a ton in the past year? Chalk this one up to another successful remix from another talented DJ across the pond...#UDontKnow

Alison Wonderland - U Don't Know (Just A Gent Remix)

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