EZ Rollers – Ready For Love (DJ Clipz Remix) Album Review
Alright, let’s get into it. EZ Rollers’ Ready For Love DJ Clipz Remix on V Recordings is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. It’s got this raw energy, like a heartbeat thumping through the Benelux underground scene. You can feel the grit and soul in every track, but two songs really stuck with me—like, they burrowed deep into my brain and refused to leave.
First off, there’s “Ready For Love (DJ Clipz Remix).” Man, this tune hits different. The opening beat grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. There’s something about how DJ Clipz flips the original—it’s smoother yet punchier at the same time, if that makes sense? Like, he took EZ Rollers’ vibe and gave it an extra shot of espresso. The bassline is just… ugh, so damn addictive. I found myself replaying it late at night when everyone else was asleep, headphones on, volume low but still vibin’. It’s not perfect—there are moments where the mix feels almost too chaotic—but honestly, that’s what makes it memorable. Feels alive, y’know?
Then there’s another banger—I think it’s called “Higher Ground.” This one slaps hard. It starts with these lush synths that feel like sunrise after a long night out, then BOOM—the drums kick in and suddenly you’re running full speed toward… something. Anything. That drop halfway through? Pure adrenaline. My neighbors probably hate me because I’ve looped this track so many times while cleaning my flat. Something about the way the melody builds up and crashes down again feels cathartic, like releasing all your pent-up frustration in one big scream.
What gets me most about this album is its honesty. It doesn’t try too hard to be cool or polished; instead, it leans into its imperfections and lets the music speak for itself. And yeah, maybe some transitions between tracks could’ve been tighter, but who cares? This isn’t background noise—it’s front-and-center stuff meant to make you move, think, feel.
Here’s the thing: listening to Ready For Love DJ Clipz Remix made me realize how rare it is to find music that actually sticks with you these days. Most tracks fade away after a couple listens, but this one lingers. Maybe it’s the Benelux influence, or maybe it’s just good old-fashioned passion poured into every note. Either way, it’s real.
Oh, and here’s a random thought: If this album were a person, it’d probably be the friend who shows up uninvited to your party but ends up being the life of it. Cheers to that.
