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Producers like Marshmello and Zedd have figured out how to make a track appeal to the widest audience as possible. The “dumbing down” of EDM is not a new trend. Longing for the days of dance hits like “Alive” and “Live for the Night” that had absolute bombshell drops, is growing with every released project. It’s very frustrating to see this duo fall so far. The interludes of just electronic sounds allow for breathing room between the vocals and give the producers time to really prove their worth. The album has an interesting background sound that has echoes of the angrier, classic Krewella of the past. In a very refreshing and actually quite good surprise, the track “Ghost” shows its glory. Though this is most definitely a coincidence, and indicative of the trends in EDM music. In a weird way, the track “Anxiety” brings to mind a song that would be used in a trailer for some awful romantic movie.Īs an aside, it wouldn’t hurt Krewella to have their legal team ready after this release, because the track “Paradise” sounds so similar to a Justin Bieber style song.

The music swells when the line comes as if to add extra attention to the ‘profound’ statement. Lines like “some people are allergic to sobriety” seem to be framed as profound statements.

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It’s easy to imagine this song being used in a terrible hipster movie from the early 2000s. The song “Anxiety” is just awful to listen to. On some tracks, the background electronics become very minimal and it seems like the sisters are going for an awful R&B vibe. It is not so much a tribal, sound but something foreign and this style does not mesh very well with the vocals. The sound that the album is going for seems to be more oriented around drums and exotic beats. Even then, they are very seldom included. Straying further and further away from their original identity, the only thing that holds this project together is the rare familiarity of the vocals. This is not surprising because most of the projects that have come out after their split from one of the other founding members, Rainman, have an increasingly boring sound. The EDM traits that had made Krewella fun and unique, have faded away to very forgettable sounds.

This could not be further from the truth with zer0. Their sound was also uniquely catchy, enabling Krewella to have their own independent brand. Not only did the group have an edge to them, but the lyrics included swear words and the vocals had explicit content, which was a refreshing break from the nebulous lyrics of most EDM tracks. They matched perfectly with the energetic EDM sound that their original producer Rainman provided. Part of Krewella’s charm were the vocals given by the main singing sisters, Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf. It’s unfortunate to say, but it’s unlikely Krewella will ever return to the old glory that they had garnered from their 2013 album Get Wet. American electronic dance music (EDM) duo Krewella released their newest project zer0 this week.