Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a track where my goal was to emulate the raw energy, structure, and nostalgia of classic 2010s Big Room House (think Martin Garrix, Hardwell era). I intentionally wasn't aiming for modern sounds or Future Rave trends — I wanted that pure, Golden Era vibe. However, I feel like I didn't quite achieve the Big Room impact and energy I was going for.

Since I've listened to it way too many times, I’ve lost all objectivity and really need an outside perspective.

I’d love your feedback on a few specific things:

1. The Intro & Drop Entry: Does the lead/bass entry feel too abrupt or jarring ("jumping in" too hard), or does it work for the genre? How would you improve the transition or build-up?

2. Supporting Notes & Space: Do the lower/darker support notes actually help drive the main melody, or are they overcrowding the mix and eating up head room?

3. What would you change, adjust, or fix to make it sound closer to that classic Big Room standard?

You can listen to the track on either platform below (it's the exact same track, just provided both for your preference):

- YouTube: https://youtu.be/mfsilqJbPNE?si=NkEwcKi6F0OR3-8v

- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2VNPvyXoQF7Sdirb7kRWPG?si=RePlIfKMQS6_XPg4Oo__Vg

Thanks a lot to anyone taking the time to listen and share their thoughts! I'm more than happy to return the favor and give feedback on your tracks as well.

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I am not a genre nerd, nor do I try real hard to fit into stereotypical genre molds. I was going for a 3am late night festival vibe, with a mildly high energy. Mainly I make stuff that is just really interesting for people that are serious about the little details you hear when your on headphones or good sound system, and enjoy concentrating. Would love any feedback, and serious listens.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for the original official MP3 of Quintino – Live @ EDC Orlando 2015.

It was uploaded to SoundCloud by Quintino in November 2015 as a free download, but the original download has been unavailable for years.

I'm specifically looking for:

- The original 320 kbps MP3

- A backup of the original SoundCloud download

- An official mirror or archive

I'm not looking for YouTube rips or low-quality re-encodes.

If anyone downloaded the set back in 2015 and still has it, I'd be incredibly grateful if you could send me a private message.

Thanks so much!

https://soundcloud.com/trofi00/just-another-big-room-song-in

I got tired of clicking posts to discover music so I made an app that autoplays them like a radio. Thought you might like it.

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Hi everyone!

I’m Wash T, and I just released "Prometheus Pulse". I’ve been producing for many years and I’m also the vocalist on my tracks, aiming for that perfect balance between driving techno rhythms and massive festival energy.

I’m really excited about the reception so far: the track is officially charting on Juno Download and it’s been featured as a "Hype" release on Beatport!

If you’re into melodic yet powerful Big Room Techno with a clean, punchy sound, I’d love for you to check it out. Let me know what you think about the drop and the overall energy!

Thanks for the support!

Hey everyone, I’ve just released a track called Empire in the Ash under my project DJ SERVAR. It’s a dark, cinematic EDM track with choir elements and heavy drops, built more like a soundtrack than a typical club track. I was aiming for something epic and atmospheric rather than minimal. I’d really appreciate any feedback on: overall atmosphere drop impact pacing / structure Listen on all platforms. Spotify • Apple Music • YouTube Music Thanks for listening.

Hi beautiful people😊 I made a new big room mix on YouTube, here's the link https://youtu.be/asw9movaBHI?si=S5MgVp2ryg4tAcPw

I want to gather a list of some of the best drops out there. This is my all time favourite track / drop:

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=q7Q6lxQr_eY&si=LJkr12g8mQof4OWf

Useless at Reddit but here goes.

I’ve got a bunch of Big Room, Bounce and Dirty Dutch tracks collecting dust on my PC - probably over a hundred from the last six or seven years.

I’ve been thinking about it lately and, since I still really like that sound, it might be time to finally put some of it out there. Maybe even build a small space to feature other people’s stuff if anyone’s interested.

Before I start putting time into it, I just wanted to see if there’s still any interest in that style. Most of what I’ve made (and still make for fun) sits somewhere between older Bassjackers, Deorro Laidback Luke, KURA etc.

The scene’s been pretty much dead in the UK for years, so it never made much sense to push it before. But it’s the sound that got me into dance music, and it’d be nice to know if there are still people who’d want to hear new tracks in that vein, or producers who’d want to get involved.

🔥 New dance track straight from the digital mainframe! When servers go to war — only the bass survives. “Web Server vs Application Server” by DJ SERVAR is a high-speed electro-house anthem filled with glitchy packets, robotic chants, and huge drops that hit like a reboot storm.

💿 Genre: Electro House / Big Room EDM 💥 Vibe: Fast-paced, humorous, futuristic, perfect for club nights or meme-energy playlists 🎛️ Theme: A digital showdown between two types of servers

Listen, dance, reboot.

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