Electronic dance music collectively has tons of wonderful genres and sub-genres alike, and the sub-genre of Big Room House is having a resurgence. In particular, thanks to the new collaborative track from W&W and Hardwell titled, ‘Bangkok.’ as a tribute to Southeast Asia and its vibrant culture, making it a celebration for rave lovers and partygoers.
Just weeks after releasing ‘Turn Up The Bass,’ these two Dutch artists have returned with ‘Bangkok,’ showing that one collaboration was not enough. Fans have eagerly awaited the classic W&W and Hardwell vibe, and instead of waiting, the duo decided to give them another hit.
‘Bangkok’ from Hardwell and W&W complement the sounds of a new era with the nostalgia vibes of a wonderful time for Big Room House
‘Bangkok’ serves as a nostalgic reminder of festival highlights, especially of unforgettable memories at Tomorrowland, Ultra, and EDC in the early to mid-2010s. The producers utilized familiar elements that one might reminisce from that feel-good era. For example, lthe “hands in the air” vocal sample, followed by the classic “3, 2, 1, go” countdown before the drop, can potentially bring out emotional feelings of when everyone got to be young, wild, free at various stages when Big Room House was amongst one of the biggest EDM sub-genres.
‘Bangkok’ by W&W and Hardwell is available for download and stream on various streaming platforms. Click ‘Play’ on the Spotify link below to stream ‘Bangkok’, a track that brings those good old vibes of PLUR back to a unique yet spectacular era of raving culture.
