Sidney Samson returns to the release circuit fresh from of the success of monster hits “Torrent” and “Move,” taking his Rock The Houze imprint by storm this April. He turns up the dial on his signature dance floor-dominating antics and stays true to his roots on his latest collaboration with Gwise entitled “Go.” Thumping kickdrum and snare snaps join synths waves for a melodic introduction, but Sidney flips his production on its head with the drop — projecting his grinding electro bassline deeper than ever.
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Sidney Samson previewed his latest pulsing electro production “Go” via SoundCloud yesterday. The track features fellow Amsterdam-based producer Gwise and opens with a synth-driven intro before unloading a grinding beat with penetrating chords. The minute-long snippet sounds like another massive dance floor banger ready to be tested on crowds at MMW. Samson will officially release “Go” through his new record label Rock the Houze on April 8, but expect the track to be heard across the beaches of Miami next week.
When Sidney Samson says move, you listen. Coming off the success of his synthy collab with Martin Garrix, “Torrent,” the Dutch producer is back with the aptly titled “Move.” The track kicks off with a tech intro that builds into full-fledged electro, with a grimy beat and a thrown in “what” or two. Incorporating snare builds and a siren that rises along with them, “Move” is classic Sidney with a festival-ready kick.
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Sidney Samson took you to the pop arena alongside Will.I.Am with his last release, “Better Than Yesterday,” but is returning to his roots this week with “Dutchland.” Layered with synth progression and Dutch bleeps of all intervals, Samson’s latest offering brings forth the signature sound fitting for his own Rock The Houze imprint. Catch Sidney back to basics on his latest release and purchase “Dutchland” from Beatport today.
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Dutch house mainstay Sidney Samson previewed his forthcoming release, “Dutchland,” yesterday on his Soundcloud page. Following pop-influenced collaborations with the likes of Far East Movement, will.i.am, and Flo Rida, this latest track takes Sidney Samson back to his roots. It features a bouncy synth progression and a bass-laden drop coupled with Sidney’s signature Dutch bleeps, making it another formidable release on his Rock The Houze imprint. Check out the preview below and stay tuned for the December release.
West Covina, California-based producer Deorro, also known as TON!C, released his latest track, “Get Up,” on Sidney Samson’s Rock The Houze label today. Deorro starts off with some lead chord play and synth progression and drops a dirty Dutch assault of bleeps, making it pretty self-evident why Sidney claimed the track for his own imprint. It’s also no surprise that bleep-loving DJs like Afrojack, Chuckie, and Steve Aoki have already shown their support for this new track. Give it a listen and head over to Beatport to pick up the full-length release.
Leroy Styles released this electro-house banger today on Sidney Samson’s Rock The Houze label. Featuring a stuttering progressive lead-in and a bouncy high-pitched synth drop, it’s obvious to us why this track received such support from the likes of Sidney Samson and Afrojack. Crank this one up if you’re a fan of Dutch house and head over to Beatport to pick up the full-length.
Sidney Samson had a massive 2011 highlighted by releases including “Mutate,” “Music Box,” and his remix of “Turbulence.” The Dutch DJ/Producer is already off to a good start in 2012 with his latest track, “Hold Up,” released yesterday on Rock The Houze records. Featuring a hypnotizing progressive intro leading into a heavy chainsaw synth, this track is sure to destroy clubs around the world.
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Dancing Astronaut was present for Sidney Samson’s show at Ruby Skye on October 1st and needless to say, he threw it down. Not only did we get showered in champagne, but his newest release “Thanks I Get” drove the crowd nuts (see video after the jump). This two track EP features Sidney’s trademark Dutch sounds and high energy craziness.
“Thanks I Get” is easily recognizable because the lyrics grasp your attention from the get go, the pulsing bl33ps just destroy the speakers and make you want to jump up and down like the floor is set on fire. Trust us – listening to this track on your headphones doesn’t do “Thanks I Get” the justice it deserves, you must catch Sidney next time at Surrender Las Vegas so you can listen to it on some real speakers (also listen to his tribute to “Surrender“).
Sidney Samson – Thanks I Get
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Sidney Samson is back with his signature Dutch synths. This is the latest release off of his Rock The Houze label, which has already featured huge hits like Dynamite and Duplex. Check this one out if you enjoy bleeps.
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