Arjaun - Boven Wet En Orde

Review by Matthew Berry

Boven Wet En Orde is the latest offering from Arjaun, an up-and-coming artist in the world of electronic music. The album is a collection of ten tracks that showcase Arjaun's talent for creating complex, layered compositions that are both danceable and thought-provoking.

From the opening track "Ondergrondse Stroom", it's clear that Arjaun has a knack for crafting intricate beats and melodies. The track starts off with a pulsing bassline that gradually builds in intensity, before giving way to a flurry of glitchy synths and percussion. It's a bold and exciting start to the album, and sets the tone for what's to come.

Throughout the rest of the album, Arjaun continues to explore the boundaries of electronic music, blending elements of techno, house, and ambient to create a sound that is uniquely his own. Tracks like "Stad van Staal" and "Uitgestrekte Vlakten" are full of throbbing basslines and hypnotic rhythms, while "Een Nieuw Begin" and "Verborgen Schatten" showcase Arjaun's more introspective side, with dreamy pads and delicate melodies.

Summary by Matthew Berry

Boven Wet En Orde is a strong debut album from Arjaun, and one that is sure to appeal to fans of electronic music. With its intricate compositions and innovative sound design, this is an album that demands repeated listens, and cements Arjaun's place as one of the most exciting new artists in the genre.