Screwed2 is, what I would call the epitome of house electronica. It is also unfortunately, an area I have virtually no experience in, so my comments can only be rather limited.
The track has a natural rythmn throughout, with a whole arsenal of "side beats" mixed in. While there is no real sense of melody here, I dont think one was intended to begin with as this track is powered by the beat it provides making it perfect for most clubs.
Production wise, I cant really find any faults technically, but would have liked to have heard a bit more variety in terms of the change ups or perhaps even a touch of melody(but thats a personal bias, considering I mainly write film music). Lastly, the track seems to end abruptly: granted that this may have been intentional to provide an easy loop into the next track, its just that it was unexpected. Having said that however as a house dance track, it has an admittedly addictive beat to it. I can see certain types of people LOVING this and other
Screwed2 is, what I would call the epitome of house electronica. It is also unfortunately, an area I have virtually no experience in, so my comments can only be rather limited. The track has a natural rythmn throughout, with a whole arsenal of "side beats" mixed in. While there is no real sense of melody here, I dont think one was intended to begin with as this track is powered by the beat it provides making it perfect for most clubs. Production wise, I cant really find any faults technically, but would have liked to have heard a bit more variety in terms of the change ups or perhaps even a touch of melody(but thats a personal bias, considering I mainly write film music). Lastly, the track seems to end abruptly: granted that this may have been intentional to provide an easy loop into the next track, its just that it was unexpected. Having said that however as a house dance track, it has an admittedly addictive beat to it. I can see certain types of people LOVING this and other