REVIEW: ROZA TERENZI - STYLISH TANTRUM

At a time when experiencing dance music on the dance floor seems impossible, the latest Katie Campbell productions, also known as Roza Terenzi, seem to come to question her.

With Modern Bliss, Roza took her sound to another level, not so marked with dance, but with Stylish Tantrum [Step Ball Chain], we found a need for euphoria and disinhibition, which we had not heard beyond her sets. Now with a sound borrowing from the 90s and shaping those motifs into something new. and looking forward, adding stripes of lush texture and alien sound design, Roza gives us a faster and more eager record to reclaim the lost dance floor.

The EP consists of 5 tracks, where two of the tracks collaborate with the impressive producers D.Tiffany and Saoirse, where it enhances other elements, playful and attractive compositions; sharp, sassy and short-tempered pumps with a great bounce that will delight the best clubs.

On each of the tracks, Terenzi demonstrates an impressive ability to create tracks that show a willingness to take a diverse and dynamic approach to songwriting and production, with unexpected seasons and time variations, intense bpms, drum cuts in between. time and elegant modulare flourishes. Terenzi manages to sculpt soundscapes and club-ready cuts in Stylish Tantrum with an exceptionally distinct style that is dreamy heady, crisp and refreshing.

In an age when we are all in an uncomfortable state of flux, Stylish Tantrum is an intense, euphoric listening experience, powerfully produced, even in the comfort of your own home, and craving the need to reclaim our dance floors.

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