Mid 2010, Thom Jongkind - then operating by the name of Scalix - decided to set up a DJ duo named Blasterjaxx together with another producer at the time. Thom quickly noticed that huge steps were taken in the field of productions and that the range towards their audience was constantly increasing. Nevertheless, the personal chemistry between both producers started decreasing. Thus, it was Thom who focused more and more on music, while the other producer started having other priorities. Shortly after, they mutually agreed on ending their collaboration as a duo and decided that Thom would continue with the Blasterjaxx label.
Because Thom believed that Blasterjaxx would only be complete as a duo, he started looking for possibilities of a new, and this time around, perfect collaboration. In the meantime, Thom had been charmed by Idir Makhlaf for a while, who at the time was operating by the name of Macosta. Only after a few collaborations it was already clear how well they hit off; a new Blasterjaxx duo was born with - what subsequently appeared - an unparalleled amount of talent and potential. Together they plan on taking over the world with their unique sound, which is best described as a crossover between electro-house, big room and latin.
Their producing talents did not stay unnoticed. Due to diverse high listings in charts they got many fans, both home and abroad, in a short period of time. Their success kept on growing from the very beginning, especially on production-level and in the field of releases and artist support. This all resulted in various high listings on different music platforms in 2010, as well as their tracks being released by leading music labels, including: Defected Records, Universal, Dirty Dutch and G-Rex. In terms of support they were able to rely on prominent names such as: Sidney Samson, Gregor Salto, Franky Rizardo, Vato Gonzalez and many others.
Another clever entrant in 2011 was their bootleg of the worldwide hit Hello. This unofficial remix has, once again, received support from both domestic and international circuits and has been downloaded and listened to for over a million times in total.
In 2012, Blasterjaxx was able to show their true nature and proved to be everything but an ephemera. Together with D-Rashid they produced the Reborn EP with two tracks: Reborn and Where We Go. An EP-name with a story behind it, for this EP is in fact symbolic for Blasterjaxx’ renewed sound, which they want to introduce and conquer the worldwide audience with. A rebirth that eventually turned out to be a bombshell, because none other than Laidback Luke was eager to sign the tracks at his own label: Mixmash Records. It was only clear how much damage the tracks would be dealing after they were released in December. Where We Go reached #98 in the Beatport Electro Charts Top 100 after only one day, and after only one week, both tracks respectively reached #14 (Where We Go) and #16 (Reborn). The EP even took first place in the Beatport Top 100 Releases! A huge success complemented by the support of magnitudes like: Tiësto, Laidback Luke, Diplo, Steve Aoki, Dada Life, Robbie Rivera and more!
Despite numerous hits, releases and novelties, this is yet the beginning of Blasterjaxx. The right question to ask is not if they will break through, but when they will break through! Keep ears and eyes open people, because Blasterjaxx is the future!
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Faith
BlasterJaxx Lyrics
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The sun goes down
And the moon is the space in the cloud
A golden gate
The door to lalalalalalaland
And as we fall into the sky
We'll be never afraid of the height
A night of Faith
Hands up for a filthy drop
As we get up
The sun goes down
And the moon is the space in the cloud
A golden gate
The door to lalalalalalaland
And as we fall into the sky
We'll be never afraid of the height
A night of Faith
The door to lalalalalalaland
Hands up for a filthy drop
The lyrics of BlasterJaxx's song Faith convey the idea of the never-ending cycle of day and night and how that represents a gateway to a land where one can have faith and be free from fear of the unknown. The opening lines, "As we get up, the sun goes down" sets the tone of the song, showcasing the never-ending nature of life. The mention of the moon as a space in the cloud and the golden gate that leads to lalalalalaland, a place of faith and freedom, makes it clear that the lyrics are not to be taken literally but are rather symbolic representation with deeper meaning.
As the song progresses, the lyrics suggest that even when things seem to be falling apart or when we are afraid, we should have faith that everything will work out in the end. This concept is represented in the lyrics "And as we fall into the sky, we'll be never afraid of the height" which symbolizes the idea of letting go of one's fears and having faith that things will turn out alright. The line "A night of Faith" suggests that if we have faith, we can experience a night that leads to a brighter day, in the metaphorical sense.
Overall, BlasterJaxx's song Faith encourages listeners to have faith in the darkest of times. The song speaks to the human experience of confronting fears and overcoming them through faith, while also providing a catchy rhythm to dance along to.
Line by Line Meaning
As we get up
As we rise to face the day
The sun goes down
The sun sets in the evening
And the moon is the space in the cloud
The moon appears in the sky and can be seen through clouds
A golden gate
An entrance to something special and exciting
The door to lalalalalalaland
The gateway to a magical and wonderful place
And as we fall into the sky
As we soar through the air
We'll be never afraid of the height
We won't be scared of being up high
A night of Faith
A time to have trust and confidence
The door to lalalalalalaland
The gateway to a magical and wonderful place
Hands up for a filthy drop
Get ready to dance to a crazy beat drop
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Peermusic Publishing, Cloud9
Written by: ZIYA ERGUEL, THOM JONGKIND, IDIR MAKHLAF, FARZAD RAHNAVARD, PHILIP SCHREINER, MELVYN WIREDU, ZIYA ERGUL, MELVIN WIREDU
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@andriysokolov8750
Was listening this song in middle school...now, finishing university, still listening it!! 🔥🔥🔥
@duarterama6920
Same broo, this is straight fire 🔥🔥
Btw what are you studying for if you dont mind ?
@ELISHANESFUSIONWORX
Heard this track in highschool.
Still jamming it now.
Its the good stuff.
Unfortunately people are not making good music like this anymore
@MrPuto-bv9bk
10 years later and still a masterpiece. 🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
@darrellogilvie
Agreed
@jprogaminggd
Finally I found this masterpiece
@k4r1dz
Same, was looking for this for 2 fucking weeks and finally found!
@yisun5381
After 6 years finally found it goddamn
@ItsIntensityVX
Still a banger till this day
@greydragon4232
This song is old but i love it