KILLIN IT KREWELLA GET WET PLUS

Stump has been polarizing fans with his ambition for nearly a decade and he teamed up with the Krew to write this track as an elegant f*ck-you to all the haters out there. This tune is one of the heaviest on the album and should be more than enough to please all the bassheads out there. With this song, Krewella show us why many of us in the EDM scene consider them to be the modern incarnation of 90s punk/rock bands with a bit of a poppy/EDM twist it’s only fitting that they brought in Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy and Travis Barker from Blink 182 for such a track.

KILLIN IT KREWELLA GET WET PLUS

Normally I’m not a fan of big-room at all, I just find it to be extremely underwhelming compared to the bass music I usually enjoy most however, the way that Krewella takes the sub-kick plus horn-like synths formula and puts their own little spin on it makes it far more enjoyable for someone like me who isn’t typically into that particular style of EDM.Ħ. “We Are One” takes a page from the likes of Hardwell and W&W and goes for a bit of a big-room sound. This track is all about living in and for the moment and isn’t that what EDM is all about? The uplifting synths, piano embellishments, and sweeping orchestral parts, when combined with Jahan and Yasmine’s passionate vocals, make for one of the most beautiful and inspiring tracks Krewella has ever released in my eyes, this song is the true spiritual successor to “Alive.” “Enjoy The Ride” is a progressive house anthem that perfectly embodies the journey that Krewella has been through leading up to the release of Get Wet and the journey it takes you on. They’ve closed their sets with this track multiple times when I’ve seen them live and after one listen through it shouldn’t be hard to tell why. It has that classic Krewella feel I mentioned earlier but with a drum’n’bass/drumstep spin that gives it an insane amount of energy. The first time I heard this track, which debuted on their Play Harder EP, I was so blown away. Rain Man’s metal influence comes through stronger in this track than most of the others so I can definitely tell why the Krew has been saying that this song is their favorite off the album I like to think of this one as “Killin’ It” 2.0. All the chopped vocals and heavy, yet melodic basslines in the chorus give this track that classic Krewella sound that fans have been yearning for more of ever since their Play Hard EP debuted last Summer. However, one listen through “We Go Down” should be more than enough to put any concerns that the Krew had abandoned their roots in grimy bass music to rest. This track does an amazing job showcasing Krewella‘s ability to seamlessly blend uplifting synths with heavy basslines, which is one factor that really sets them apart from most other artists in the bass music scene.Īfter the release of “Live For The Night,” which was produced by Cash Cash, some fans proclaimed that Krewella had ‘sold-out’ and fully crossed over into mainstream pop with another house anthem. Many people would consider this opening song on the album to be the spiritual successor to “Alive” since it has a lot of pop-crossover potential and is very radio-friendly, but this doesn’t stop it from going incredibly hard just like the K rew always does. Well it’s September 24th and Krewella‘s debut album Get Wet is finally here, but does it live up to the hype?

That is true artistry, the ability to create something and induce emotion. The most incredible thing about Krewella is that they have this wondrous ability to magically transmit electronic sounds from a computer into an emotion-inducing adventure heard through your ears and experienced by your heart. If that holds true for music, then the three members of Krewella from Chicago are truly artists. Music is truly an interesting art form isn’t it? Like paintings in a famous art museum, it is subjected to various opinions and perceptions yet they all cause our minds to do one thing making our minds stir with imagination and creating worlds all by experiencing this one piece of art. You’re getting wet, you’re jumping in, like when you jump into a pool wearing all your clothes, you’re just letting loose, you’re just kind of letting go, you’re doing something you’ve never done, you’re being free, you’re being a kid no matter how old you are. But how I want people to take it is in a different way.

Get Wet is clearly just BOOM, sexual in your face, that’s how many people take it.

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