Electrogressive EP – Aaron Wayne, IDestiny, Taylor Thomas & Mars Pluto

Electrogressive EP – Aaron Wayne, IDestiny, Taylor Thomas & Mars Pluto

May 18th, 2013 by

One of our good friends, Aaron Wayne, recently put out an EP featuring four original tracks and three remixes showcasing some of the up-and-coming talent coming out of the Dallas area. As far as the originals go, they flex everything we have grown to love about an Aaron Wayne tune, powerful electro house style synths, deep kicks, and wonderful moving parts throughout the songs that keep the ear guessing. Of the four, I Hate Music is probably my favorite but I love the progressive feel he pulled off in Vitamin. The four originals play wonderfully together and I highly recommend listening to them from the beginning of Electrogressive to the end of I Hate Music, the evolution of his sounds are quite enjoyable to hear.

As for the remixes, each of them give the track a new style while still maintaining continuity throughout the EP. Taylor Thomas’ remix of Vitamin comes first giving the track a proper electro house extreme makeover. It keeps the beauty of the sounds Aaron crafted but kicks the entire thing into overdrive at all the right moments. IDestiny is next on deck and this one is big. The builds make the track for me, winding and winding until everything is unleashed into a in your face sound monster shaking your innards with massive kicks and snares. Mars Pluto, a new name here on the K, rounds things up with his remix of I Will Be Okay. Like IDestiny, he lets things build wonderfully allowing the original to shine through but when things get going and the bass comes in (his favorite portion of the sound spectrum) a whole new beast emerges.

The EP is free and available through Aaron Wayne’s Facebook but make sure to show some love to IDestiny, Taylor Thomas, and Mars Pluto as well!

IDestiny | Taylor Thomas | Mars Pluto

I Hate Music (Original Mix) – Aaron Wayne

I Hate Music (Original Mix) – Aaron Wayne

February 4th, 2013 by

I love this song. So many good things going on with this one. To pick a few, the builds are top notch. The track just winds and winds until it releases into my second favorite part of the track, the wobbly, electro-house style bass line that carries the chorus lines. It’s a rich and heavy line that comes on fierce and keeps things pumping. The whole song is just rising and rising building energy the whole way through. You can grab this one for free off his Facebook page, well worth the like.

17 (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Taylor Thomas

17 (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Taylor Thomas

December 16th, 2012 by

The Dallas area is really showing out on this new remix with both the original artist (Taylor Thomas) and remixer (Aaron Wayne) hailing from North Texas. The track is at 113 bpm giving it a slow and heavy feel. The piano interlude is what has me playing this song over and over again, Taylor Thomas’ work on that is just great and having it smack dab next to the gritty, high energy sound that Aaron Wayne delivers is brilliant. The download link will take you to mediafire so grab the file there!

Let There Be House EP – Aaron Wayne

Let There Be House EP – Aaron Wayne

October 19th, 2012 by

After putting out Bounce Em a couple months back I have been waiting for Aaron Wayne to put out the whole EP and today the wait is over. Let There Be House has four tracks, Destiny, Bounce Em, Greazy, and Let There Be House. Destiny flexes some progressive house pieces within his usual electro house feel and features vocals from Taylr Renee that set the whole thing right, definitely the anthem coming off this EP. Bounce Em is a dance floor inspired tune and Greazy is a very unique moombahton creation. Its bouncy and hard and still manages to have these chilling chords that ride the whole way through. The EP finishes up with Let There Be House, a darker house tune dipping into the deep house bag of sounds.

You can grab the EP for free through the link on the player and enjoy it on any device you may.

Call On Me (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Eric Prydz

Call On Me (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Eric Prydz

August 10th, 2012 by

As an up-and-coming artist taking on classic songs can be murky waters. People have high expectations when they listen to remixes of their favorite throwbacks and they should, the original should be creatively tweaked not ruined with nasty bass lines and excessive chopping of original parts. Aaron Wayne took on an abitious remix of Eric Prydz’s Call On Me and I have to say he succeeded in his creative tweaking. This remix is a great example of two styles of dance music combining into one creating an electro house sound fit for any modern dance floor. Aaron Wayne is giving this one out for free so download it above and for all things Aaron Wayne check out his facebook page.

Wishes Were Made Feat. jACQ [Original Mix] – Aaron Wayne

Wishes Were Made Feat. jACQ [Original Mix] – Aaron Wayne

June 30th, 2012 by

Just when you think you’ve heard enough dance floor bombs from Aaron Wayne he decided to get at us with his most recent work, Wishes Were Made. This one features some vocals from jACQ that separate this song from his other recent productions. The track has a progressive/electro crossover sound lending itself to captivating builds and heavy drops that keep the energy overflowing for the entire length of the track. Give it a listen, give it a download, and keep it on deck for the next time you are looking for something to get a little crazy to.

Bounce Em’ (Original Mix) – Aaron Wayne

Bounce Em’ (Original Mix) – Aaron Wayne

June 5th, 2012 by

Remember how I said Aaron Wayne had more things coming? Well here it is. This is an original that goes unbelievably hard. When it begins it’s seemingly normal, fat kicks, pulsing synths, everything you would expect from a house track, and then something strange occurs. The words “Everybody dance now!” take over and the song flips into fifth gear going into a halftime beat that keeps building and building becoming more and more massive! If you don’t have Aaron Wayne on your list of artists to watch you really should because with this kind of production who knows what he has coming next.

Leto (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Archie

Leto (Aaron Wayne Remix) – Archie

May 31st, 2012 by

I’ve been following Aaron Wayne for some time now, he’s an up and comer we have featured multiple times here at The Kollection and he’s been cooking up some bombs as of late. This one is a remix he did for Archie, another Kollection favorite, of his track Leto which takes the progressive sound of the original track a little different route. Aaron utilizes pieces of the original beautifully to combine the styles that he and Archie bring to the table. The builds are pure progressive but when the drop hits, lets just say things change. If you have a subwoofer, turn it up, I’m foreseeing some fat basslines in its future…

After you take a listen and download this one, go check out more from the man at his facebook and show him some love! He has more releases set up to come soon so keep your eyes peeled.

Titanium (Aaron Wayne Remix) – David Guetta

Titanium (Aaron Wayne Remix) – David Guetta

March 18th, 2012 by

Okay so the original is a little dated, that doesn’t matter. This remix is hot. Aaron Wayne (previously known as Drughead) destroys this remix. I’ve been waiting for something new from this guy for a while and he delivered as always with the heavy bass drops that everyone loves. Scope out his facebook page and show him some love!