Music For Dance Album - K3vin Envoy's Playground

The album is all really great. It’s so easy to determine how K3vin Envoy have amassed a loyal following through the years. His pop production tune matches a sizable crowd and Envoy consistently adds an element of surprise. K3vin has produced a quality pop music release on which any song might be a confetti-drenched closer. It’s near impossible to picture pop song from K3vin Envoy, a poor dance. His records have now been a sweet achievement, especially when provided and coated in the EDM dance that was saccharine pop Envoy has perfected. Have you heard “What Makes U Tik?” Of course, there are some slow chill out tunes on the record also. However, the diversity is worth a listen. Could it be that K3vin Envoy’s devotees are catching up with his creative sound? Many believe so. These tunes have gained a great deal of traction this season. The hooks are Coke commercial fodder that is pure. Like “playground” and “Seeing You”. Either of the tracks might be at home as peak hours pick or a Spinnin’ release by a nimble Dutchman at any given team in the Hakkasan franchise. “Swinging” features a more genuine crossover from classical style into Jazz. The characteristics light up the song using a feel and production that smacks large room numbers, defies the EDM convention that shows Envoy’s dj k3vin master and pervades the scene. In many Clubs, “Get Lifted” is considered a rare find for EDM. Synth melody and the tune arrangement and rhythmic variety causes it to be unforgettable. Similarly, mixing and mastering is in a radio bundle that is ready and stems in “ Tell Me The Truth” indicate an attention to detail. Even tunes that seem tranquil in locations (“Let’s Kiss” and “Prime”) are securely strung together with a sedative chillout threads of pop music production. Did the album must contain all 10 tracks? Yes. In general, it’s a valiant and wholly commendable progressive house record deserving of the likely never-ending airplay and festival support it will receive all summer long. Don’t miss a banger and future festival staple to K3vin Envoy’s Record ‘”Love Has No Language”.