Felix Cartal At Juno Download

Review: A single-tracker from Dim Mak's Felix Cartal, who follows up his recent "The Joker" single with the sophisticated vocal-electro of "Don't Turn On The Lights". Combining singer Polina's soothing tones with an abrasive set of progressive leads, Cartal keeps everything wisely rooted on a punchy kick that carries the tune from its long builds and choruses into some dancefloor-destroying verses

Review: Wall shaking, floor trembling, hard house and electro from Felix Cartal here. His debut full length, released on Dim Mak, fuses punch beats, metallic sounds and catchy vocals to bring you the most addictive harder tinged house imaginable. Huge drops throughout, this is one noisy record ? not for the faint hearted.

Review: Simply astonishing stuff from Canadian electro don Felix Cartal. A man who's not only delivered must-have originals but also top remixes (such as his version of Green Velvet's "Harmageddon"), he outdoes himself on title tune "The Joker" by creating a build of such insane length, fervour and flat-out acid-flecked mentalness that he instantly goes to the top of 2011's "Most Outrageous Drop" chart. The beat's not to shabby either - a ghetto-electro hybrid with some fiercely block-rocking kicks anchoring the whole thing down. With the more slinky "The Riddler" backing it up, this is going to be a pretty memorable Dim Mak release.

Review: A single-tracker from Dim Mak's Felix Cartal, who follows up his recent "The Joker" single with the sophisticated vocal-electro of "Don't Turn On The Lights". Combining singer Polina's soothing tones with an abrasive set of progressive leads, Cartal keeps everything wisely rooted on a punchy kick that carries the tune from its long builds and choruses into some dancefloor-destroying verses

Review: Can someone please pass an extinguisher, as this puppy is HOT! Felix and Clockwork didn't call it "The Fire" for nothing. Penned when they were on tour nearly a year ago, it fires with an enormous hook that breaks down into a savage, metallic bass hook. As sharp and gnarly as it is vibrant and euphoric, this is one well-baked EDM cake. And Madame Buttons has given it the perfect belted-vocal icing. Tasty.