Twoloud, often stylized as twoloud, is the name of a German DJ musical proj… Read Full Bio ↴Twoloud, often stylized as twoloud, is the name of a German DJ musical project consisting of members Manuel Reuter (also known as Manian), Alexander Thomas (Alex Castle) along with Dennis Nicholls (aka D-Style). The project was founded in 2013 and are active mainly in the genres of progressive house and big room house. Although the project's anonymity has been revealed in mid-2014, the musicians were asking to be judged only by their music, not faces.

The project twoloud was founded in the summer of 2013 by the DJs Manuel Reuter, Alexander Thomas and Dennis Nicholls. Reuter and Nicholls were both previously members of Spencer & Hill. In October 2013 they released their first single Big Bang, which fused big room house with trance elements. The inclusion of this song on compilations such as "Future Trance" and "Nature One" and a remix by the Dutch DJ hardstyle duo Bass Modulators boosted its popularity. After great success with tracks on music platforms like Beatport and Spotify, twoloud signed a contract with the successful Dutch record label Spinnin' Records.

The style of twoloud is extensive. They are one of the few German projects in all areas of house music. The lead sound of the song "Greatest DJ", for example, is strongly linked to that of duo Showtek.[1] A similar fate befell the songs "Drop It Like This", which seems to have been influenced by Tujamo,[2] and "I'm Alive" resembles the sound of Canadian duo DVBBS.[3] However, critics have declared that all songs by twoloud have certain basic features that make their style unique. They contain the schema the original or its trance elements, but are equipped with modern EDM elements.

For a long time, the members of twoloud remained anonymous. In their live performances they appeared in ninja costumes and on their album covers they had never been seen.[4] For a long time twoloud was suspected to be a joint project of the Dutch DJs Hardwell and Tiësto. Their anonymity was an advantage to lesser-known artists, who would often announce that they were twoloud. However, in mid-2014, it was announced that twoloud was a project of the two German DJs Manian and D-Style. This was due to pictures the duo was on and the fact that they were credited on their songs.[5] However, the rumours about the variant of Hardwell and Tiësto did not stop. Twoloud were cautious of the response towards the releases, deciding to forgo mentioning their and personnel's real names and credited themselves as Manuel Reuter and Alex Castle, while the releases sleeve contain little information about the background of the project, furthering the mystery about the creators of the releases and leading to speculation whether Twoloud is a duo, or a trio.

I'm Alive
Twoloud Lyrics

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I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive

Ooooh!
Ooooh!
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
I'm Alive
Ooooh!

Ooooh!
Ooooh!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to twoloud's song "I'm Alive" are relatively simple and consist of repeating the phrase "I'm Alive" and vocal improvisations of "Ooooh!" throughout the song. The repetition in the lyrics creates an emphasis on the idea of being alive and the energy that comes with it. The song's message is about living life to the fullest and being grateful for the gift of existence.

The lyrics evoke feelings of joy, excitement, and exuberance, which align with the song's upbeat EDM sound. The song's pulsing beat and driving rhythm create a sense of euphoria and motivate us to get up and dance. "I'm Alive" is a song about living in the moment and appreciating every second of life. It encourages listeners to embrace life's precious moments and to live life to the fullest.

Line by Line Meaning

I'm Alive
I am living and full of vitality.

Ooooh!
Exclamation of excitement and exuberance.

Writer(s): Manuel Reuter, Tijs M Verwest, Alex Castle

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