@@INF1NI73 And what's even more dissapointing is that the other parts are more standard Ray brostep we've heard in the other tracks (besides Origin). Besides the psytrance section and Origin, the EP as a whole is just kinda forgettable. Ray can do better, and he has.
Sub Español: [Introducción] Espera, espera, comienza de nuevo [Verso] Fuego, esto aquí se siente bien Más arriba entre las nubes Donde escuchamos los sueños Y si debo protegerlos pelearé Divertido, cómo vivimos para morir Sobre propósito y deleite Vamos a mostrarles lo que vale Si me escuchas, vamos ligeros Fuego, esto aquí se siente bien Más arriba entre las nubes Donde escuchamos los sueños Y si debo protegerlos pelearé Divertido, cómo vivimos para morir Sobre propósito y deleite Vamos a mostrarles lo que vale Si me escuchas, vamos ligeros [Construir] Luz tenue Sobre propósito Luz, luz, luz Sobre propósito Luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz Luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz Consigámoslo
@@marcoskava9780 It was, now it's just a cash grabbing gimmick cause producers found out it sells and can make people like you think they are being experimental and unique.
@@apexofhumanity maybe so, but isn't that great thing that artist can make it work and switch things up? Jungle Fury, a Brostep/Psytrance track by RIOT, is an good example. And before this, theres Bliss 2K by your truly, Must Die, while may not be complete Hardstyle, was pretty cool idea and works in practice.
@@telephonontv I think the "psy" drop in jungle fury worked better than this one. Bliss 2K is one of my favorite tracks of the year. Hardstyle works better in bass music IMO. I just came into the whole EDM and rave scene through the psy trance scene many years ago and this new mainstage "psy" is a bastardization of a music that I love. I just wish that if people are going to use it, they do it justice. Binural beats and a staccato bassline does not equal psy.
@@apexofhumanity the "Psy" drop is definitely psytrance, just for somewhat 30 seconds before going higher On the contrary, while I think the "psytrance is bastardized" argument is understandable. (Like Big Room, I think psytrance will be Multicultural on different fronts and popular as time goes on, so there's no going back.), but I also I liked the perfection of switch up than just going full-on. Multi-genre tracks are fun when mastered well, and I think you may remember couple of tracks that have done that in the past. For example, I come to realize that I hated Riddim because the mediocrity is everywhere and ridiculously popular while being unappealing to me. But when Falling by Trivecta & Wooli came out, I'll be damned that I'll say it's lovely, because it pulled off the Briddim to melodic and back again damn well. So my counter-arguement is that you can do Multi-genre song via half Psytrance if mastered well and makes sense and being fucking angry and have somewhat of a baseline and perfection of a offdrop, which is very, very important. Tracks like Sirens, Psyhaus, U Got Me, Holy, are perfect example of that because it's not really the psytrance that works; all the tracks have in common is that they have energy and the willingness to switch up without becoming abrupt. Bliss 2K isn't perfect. I didn't like the same old, screechy MD's dubstep and that was the reason I didn't like his style or paid much attention. Overall It's a great concept pulled solid enough on practice.
The best part of the song lasted for only 30 seconds. Cries.
Psitrance really throws me off in tracks. Its like throwing a salad infront of someone when they're in the middle of eating a steak or burger.
@@INF1NI73 And what's even more dissapointing is that the other parts are more standard Ray brostep we've heard in the other tracks (besides Origin). Besides the psytrance section and Origin, the EP as a whole is just kinda forgettable. Ray can do better, and he has.
@@INF1NI73 i love this comparison!
That's what she--- *nevermind*
1:44 Holy shit... Awesome!!
The beginning is my favorite part!!
Sub Español:
[Introducción]
Espera, espera, comienza de nuevo
[Verso]
Fuego, esto aquí se siente bien
Más arriba entre las nubes
Donde escuchamos los sueños
Y si debo protegerlos pelearé
Divertido, cómo vivimos para morir
Sobre propósito y deleite
Vamos a mostrarles lo que vale
Si me escuchas, vamos ligeros
Fuego, esto aquí se siente bien
Más arriba entre las nubes
Donde escuchamos los sueños
Y si debo protegerlos pelearé
Divertido, cómo vivimos para morir
Sobre propósito y deleite
Vamos a mostrarles lo que vale
Si me escuchas, vamos ligeros
[Construir]
Luz tenue
Sobre propósito
Luz, luz, luz
Sobre propósito
Luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz
Luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz, luz
Consigámoslo
Awesome, Awesome! 🔊🔥
2019. Yes. Men. Good. Music
HEADBANG!!!!😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
WE WANT A COLLAB OF RAY VOLPE AND DR OZI
fkn psytrance hits me hard
3:15 best fucking drop
SOUNDS LIKE DR OZI
Ray volpe is killin it lately
Pinche Temazo ALV!!!!!!!!!!
LOVE THIS. :-3
4 in 1 song
dope!
Before drop: is this a banger I smell?
After drop: Yes in-fucking-deed this is a banger
brutal
VOLPETRON🔥
YES
BRASIL
3:15 Dr.Ozi????
Gtfo centrist fascist
bomb
Lifecycle Remix
❤️
Uh yeah, we're gonna need a VIP that's just that first drop, pronto.
2nd drop sounds like Dr. Ozi
the second drop is psytrance..
The psytrance drop? Hmm
@YOSHI tbh no dubstep track has 3 drops
that's just how i see it: the psytrance section is really just an extension of the first drop
@@logarrhythmic ...every track is different
which track tho? am wondering.
Хах, отлично!
México
Funny how we live to die
Wouldn't it be nice to die to live.
Argentina,,😂
Yes Yes yees! I like the moth3rfvcker drop
Twins
Ya lo había escuchado en el vol 6 y lo esperaba hasta ahora 7w7r
First :v
No
Wish it wasn't dubtep. The first one minute was badass
Bruh what do you mean. NSD is a dubstep label.
Seems like the comment section has more hate than like
why
Please stop this, Bass artists do not understand psy trance. I'm afraid this is going to become a thing though...
SHUT UP, ITS DIFFRENT
@@marcoskava9780 It was, now it's just a cash grabbing gimmick cause producers found out it sells and can make people like you think they are being experimental and unique.
@@apexofhumanity maybe so, but isn't that great thing that artist can make it work and switch things up? Jungle Fury, a Brostep/Psytrance track by RIOT, is an good example.
And before this, theres Bliss 2K by your truly, Must Die, while may not be complete Hardstyle, was pretty cool idea and works in practice.
@@telephonontv I think the "psy" drop in jungle fury worked better than this one. Bliss 2K is one of my favorite tracks of the year. Hardstyle works better in bass music IMO. I just came into the whole EDM and rave scene through the psy trance scene many years ago and this new mainstage "psy" is a bastardization of a music that I love. I just wish that if people are going to use it, they do it justice. Binural beats and a staccato bassline does not equal psy.
@@apexofhumanity the "Psy" drop is definitely psytrance, just for somewhat 30 seconds before going higher
On the contrary, while I think the "psytrance is bastardized" argument is understandable. (Like Big Room, I think psytrance will be Multicultural on different fronts and popular as time goes on, so there's no going back.), but I also I liked the perfection of switch up than just going full-on. Multi-genre tracks are fun when mastered well, and I think you may remember couple of tracks that have done that in the past.
For example, I come to realize that I hated Riddim because the mediocrity is everywhere and ridiculously popular while being unappealing to me. But when Falling by Trivecta & Wooli came out, I'll be damned that I'll say it's lovely, because it pulled off the Briddim to melodic and back again damn well.
So my counter-arguement is that you can do Multi-genre song via half Psytrance if mastered well and makes sense and being fucking angry and have somewhat of a baseline and perfection of a offdrop, which is very, very important. Tracks like Sirens, Psyhaus, U Got Me, Holy, are perfect example of that because it's not really the psytrance that works; all the tracks have in common is that they have energy and the willingness to switch up without becoming abrupt.
Bliss 2K isn't perfect. I didn't like the same old, screechy MD's dubstep and that was the reason I didn't like his style or paid much attention. Overall It's a great concept pulled solid enough on practice.
Welcome,to the generic age.....
Horrible
your ears are horrible
1:08
No
@@micsehu19gmailcom yes
Shut the fuck up