• Brazilian Bass and a blend of genres
• Elegant strings add unexpected sophistication
• Professional production that shines in the details
RadWulf continues to be one of the most interesting characters in EDM right now. The guy literally claims to be from the future, and I like the whole cyberpunk aesthetic in his trippy music videos. For “Ignite”, he teamed up with ZEETS and AdamDarling, two other renowned producers. The result is exactly what the subtitle promises: a digital space adventure.
The track starts with that classic Brazilian Bass bounce we all know, but then takes a sharp turn into Future House territory for the drop. Was expecting more Tech House given ZEETS’ usual style, but instead we get this deep, spacey bassline with a clear techno influence. Nice surprise.
What really got me were those strings in the breakdown: such an elegant touch you don’t often hear in these genres. They’re subtle, just floating in the background, but they add this beautiful texture that elevates the whole track. And that beat in the bridge? Gave me serious “If I Lose Myself” vibes by Alesso for a second before going its own way.
Now, I won’t lie, with RadWulf’s whole futuristic persona, I was kinda hoping for something more… out there. Maybe some Rezz-style bass mutations or really experimental sound design at the end. What we get is more polished than revolutionary, but wow, is it polished. The production is crisp, every element sits perfectly, and AdamDarling’s vocal (while lyrically generic) sounds great in the mix.
“Ignite” might not be the mind-blowing future sound I imagined, but it’s a solid track from three clearly talented producers. The Brazilian Bass/Future House/Techno blend works surprisingly well, and those little touches (the strings! that bridge!) show real attention to detail.
Not quite the revolution I hoped for, but definitely a evolution.