Kyiv-based DJ and producer Cubicore, the creative alias of Denys Tyshlek, is a rising figure in the global electronic music landscape. Known for his ability to craft immersive music, he’s gained widespread recognition for his unique take on progressive house and trance styles, blending melody and energy to strike a balance that’s thrilled listeners worldwide.
With a reputation as both a skilled producer and an exciting live performer, Cubicore has played major festivals including A State Of Trance, Beats For Love and Sunrise Festival. His sets are defined by high-octane builds and euphoric drops, drawing support from the likes of Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Above & Beyond, Ferry Corsten and Markus Schulz along the way. From both the studio and the festival circuit, he continues to make a lasting impression, marking him as an artist to watch in the electronic music scene.
His discography speaks volumes about his ability to create emotionally charged, high-impact tracks. From originals like “Circles” and “Out Of Time” to his acclaimed remixes, he consistently delivers music that strikes a chord with listeners. His reworks of Ferry Corsten x Ruben De Ronde’s “Bloodstream,” Depeche Mode’s “Personal Jesus” and Ferry Corsten’s “Rock Your Body Rock” have racked up millions of streams.
Following the success of his recent remix of Armin van Buuren’s “Destination” and his collaboration with Nazzereene on “Sirens,” Cubicore now returns with his latest single, “Monster.” This time, he reunites with Linnea Schossow, with whom he previously collaborated on “Heart of Love,” to deliver a powerful fusion of trance and hard techno. “Monster” is a track that embraces darker, heavier elements while maintaining the melodic quality that runs throughout Cubicore’s sound.
Brought in by the pulse of hushed tones, the rising flutter of synths and roll of drums ushers in a moody beat-driven scene where silky vocals glide above the steady punch of the beat and enveloping synth arrangement. Brimming with infectious melodic lines and lively percussion, the track delivers a truly enthralling soundscape that’s mesmeric and energising from start to finish.
Developing to a bold finale of bouncing synths and intense energy, “Monster” delivers a dark and gripping listening experience. Wrapped in a brooding aesthetic, cut with catchy melodic writing and driven by dance-focused rhythms, it’s a spectacular collision of two supremely talented artists. Once again putting their musical chemistry and original sound on full display, Cubicore and Linnea Schossow lay down another epic dance pop outing at the very highest level.
Lisen to Monster (feat. Linnea Schossow) below
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