Reviews | Reviews
In Front of You - Single
Écrit par / Written by
Sébastien Ross
Owner of KracRadio and music project maloware.com
Owner of KracRadio and music project maloware.com
text revised by Yanick Franche
À propos de l'artiste / About the artist
Nom de l'Artiste / Artist Name
Mr. Campo
Type
Electro
Date de Parution / Release date
January 1, 2020
Étiquette de disque / Disc Label
onlyinjapan
Biography / Biographie
Born in the north of Italy Mr Campo, started his musical experience into the djing in many parties and clubs in his hometown. From the beginning of House music start to collected his records. Main inspiration is from big artist like Frankie Knuckles, David Morales、Satoshi Tomiie and Nic Fanciulli where to learn a base to create his personal sound. Tech-House, Techno and Minimal atmosphere is Mr Campo's direction. In 2008 moved to Japan to change his life and improve his musical experience.
Ma Critique / My Review
French
What struck me immediately was the length of this song: 5 minutes and 41 seconds. The biggest problem with a song this long is to avoid repetition, otherwise the listener's brain can fall into a kind of comatose state when it's always the same "loop" over and over again. As far as this song is concerned, it starts with a very catchy rhythm and we can feel that the whole thing is slowly building up, so we're clearly dealing with a progressive song. By the 30-second mark, we can already get an idea of what the song is going to sound like. So there's a nice variation in sound, followed by a voice that really sets the mood. Would Mr. Campo have had more to gain by shortening the song by a minute? I think so, but I understand that there were a lot of elements to bring in. I strongly advise the remixer to listen to this song carefully, as there are some great possibilities. In conclusion, a lovely song to listen to with friends and good wine.
English
What struck me immediately was the length of this song: 5 minutes and 41 seconds. The biggest problem with such a long song is to avoid repetition, otherwise the listener's brain can fall into a kind of comatose state when it's always the same loop over and over. As far as this song goes, it starts off with a very catchy rhythm and we can feel the whole thing going up quietly, so we are clearly facing a progressive song. From 30 seconds we can already have a picture of what the song is going to give us. So there is a nice sound variation followed by a voice that lines the mood of the work well. Would Mr. Campo have had more to gain by shortening the song by one minute? I think so but I understand that there was a lot to add. I strongly advise the "remixer" to listen to this song carefully, because there are great possibilities. In conclusion, a beautiful song pleasant to listen to with friends and good wine.
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