TULUM, 8 Feb

Siege DJ 'Edge' on Xpressed Records

Siege DJ, Edge, cover art

openairmag.com

Hyenah placed 'Edge' by Siege DJ eighth of 15 in the 'Electrologing' chart on 6 February, as the Tulum season reached its second month. The Extended Mix of 'Edge' is filed as Progressive House on Xpressed Records, released on 20 September last year, tuned at 120 BPM in G major.

Xpressed Records said of the release: "a dynamic and emotionally charged project, rooted in his personal journey. Through pulsating rhythms and evocative melodies, The Siege DJ crafts a soundscape that reflects the conflict between societal expectations and personal reality." The label added that the work "stands as a movement towards authenticity." The track leads with its percussion, the drums carrying a lot of incident, sitting low in level with a moderately open space beneath the peaks and a light touch across the top end. It makes for an absorbing, carefully layered listen, the kind of progressive house that rewards attention to its detail.

The label said

"Don't Pretend" by The Siege DJ is a dynamic and emotionally charged project, rooted in his personal journey. This release captures the tension of maintaining a facade while grappling with internal struggles. Through pulsating rhythms and evocative melodies, The Siege DJ crafts a soundscape that reflects the conflict between societal expectations and personal reality.

In "Don't Pretend," The Siege DJ challenges the norm of masking true feelings with a facade of contentment. The project pushes against the constraints of pretense, embracing authenticity instead. The energy of the music serves as both a reflection of inner turmoil and a powerful statement against superficiality.

More than just music, "Don't Pretend" stands as a movement towards authenticity. The Siege DJ's work is a testament to the strength found in vulnerability, urging a break from the pressures to conform and to let the rhythm of honesty lead the way, even in a world that often demands otherwise.

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