However, one listen through “We Go Down” should be more than enough to put any concerns that the Krew had abandoned their roots in grimy bass music to rest. This track does an amazing job showcasing Krewella‘s ability to seamlessly blend uplifting synths with heavy basslines, which is one factor that really sets them apart from most other artists in the bass music scene.Īfter the release of “Live For The Night,” which was produced by Cash Cash, some fans proclaimed that Krewella had ‘sold-out’ and fully crossed over into mainstream pop with another house anthem. Many people would consider this opening song on the album to be the spiritual successor to “Alive” since it has a lot of pop-crossover potential and is very radio-friendly, but this doesn’t stop it from going incredibly hard just like the K rew always does. Well it’s September 24th and Krewella‘s debut album Get Wet is finally here, but does it live up to the hype? That is true artistry, the ability to create something and induce emotion. The most incredible thing about Krewella is that they have this wondrous ability to magically transmit electronic sounds from a computer into an emotion-inducing adventure heard through your ears and experienced by your heart. If that holds true for music, then the three members of Krewella from Chicago are truly artists. Music is truly an interesting art form isn’t it? Like paintings in a famous art museum, it is subjected to various opinions and perceptions yet they all cause our minds to do one thing making our minds stir with imagination and creating worlds all by experiencing this one piece of art. You’re getting wet, you’re jumping in, like when you jump into a pool wearing all your clothes, you’re just letting loose, you’re just kind of letting go, you’re doing something you’ve never done, you’re being free, you’re being a kid no matter how old you are. But how I want people to take it is in a different way. Get Wet is clearly just BOOM, sexual in your face, that’s how many people take it.
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