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Luego de casi 3 años desde su premiere, la gran colaboración de Steve Angello junto al misterioso dúo, Still Young, tendrá su lanzamiento. “Follow Me” fue estrenado en Size In the Park, en su país natal, el 17 de Mayo del 2014, y ha sido esperado por sus seguidores durante todo este tiempo.

Originalmente contando con la participación vocal de Tom Cane, el tema parece que será lanzando en su versión instrumental, sin más noticias sobre la versión con Tom. Siendo filtrada hace unos meses en su versión instrumental, “Follow Me” también se encarga de revivir el label de la superestrella sueca, Size, la cuál ha tenido un ritmo bastante lento durante este año, marcando un contraste muy oscuro en comparación a años anteriores.

“Follow Me” será estrenado este 4 de Noviembre en Size Records.

D∆WN (Dawn Richard) debuts an animated visualizer for her new track “Cali Sun” (produced by Machinedrum) today (August 19) from her upcoming album REDEMPTION, the final installment in the trilogy, coming soon.

Download: Dawn Richard ‘Cali Sun’

“I’m excited to go back to animation: I started in animation with my own comics and drawing, and even the Danity Kane name came from a character I created in high school,” as told to Rolling Stone. “I find there is a lack of diversity in animation and comic writers and wanted to shed light on how many amazing black illustrators, writers, and designers we have. I was extremely happy to hear Marvel had asked Roxane Gay to be the new lead writer for The Wakanda Series. I hope more people of color are highlighted in the anime world,” said D∆WN.

D∆WN: Facebook

Following on from ‘Keep On Believing’, a ‘”main-stage seeker’” (Billboard) that has been lighting up Fedde Le Grand shows in instrumental form for the past few months, ‘Give Me Some’ effortlessly blends elements of electro house and funk to create a hard-hitting anthem that will be undoubtedly be making the rounds at festivals and clubs alike in the coming months. OUT NOW on Darklight Recordings!

With lush chords, a lively vocal melody, and a bass riff that would arguably remind of Fedde’s funky roots and may bring up a spark of reminiscing to groundbreaking tracks like The Creeps, the track provides example of both his versatility as a producer as well as his drive to create something new at each turn.

Being a collaboration with the Italian duo Merk & Kremont, who’s viral remixes have got the attention of Protocol, Spinnin and now Ultra, ‘Give Me Some’ shows the fit in sounds has a devastatingly good effect!

More info: Fedde Le Grand Facebook Page

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