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MAXIMALS Collaborate With Bout & SOVTH For Upbeat New Track “Fall In Line”
Protocol Recordings veterans MAXIMALS have returned with another danceable, uplifting gem entitled “Fall in Line,” which is an impressive collaboration with a total of six other artists. The duo teamed up with fellow Italians Bout and SOVTH and American singer Nino Lucarelli on “Fall in Line,” which highlights MAXIMAL’s vintage disco influences with an energetic bassline and Lucarelli’s velvety vocals. “Fall in Line” embodies its literal meaning with a challenge against both societal and musical norms, and MAXIMALS is leading the anti-formality charge by creating tracks with a forward-thinking, yet totally danceable, sound paired with inspiring lyrics. MAXIMALS never fails to deliver on their signature upbeat, inspiring productions, and this newest addition is no exception. Having released a track together before on Laidback Luke’s Mixmash Records, MAXIMALS collaborators Bout and SOVTH are making their debut on the Protocol with “Fall in Line.”
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Founded by Nicky Romero, Protocol Recordings is one of the leading imprints for innovative house music; it boasts a roster of heavy-hitters complemented with immensely talented up-and-comers, all with a diverse range of sounds that are guaranteed to light up a dance floor. Among them is MAXIMALS, the Italian duo who are inspired by the atmosphere of dance music in the ’70s and ’80s, which is evident in vibes of their tracks, such as “Enigma” and their prior single “Dancin.” After an electrifying performance at Protocol’s ADE showcase in 2016, and Nicky Romero himself named them as one of the top artists to watch in 2017 during one of his interviews. Perhaps they will be the ambassadors to bring “old school”, disco-influenced music back to the mainstream! Stay tuned for more releases on Protocol Recordings from these talented producers.
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From the very first notes of “I Keeps It Moving,” it exudes the best Soulful House music vibes. Of course, this new release not only showcases David Anthony‘s commitment to quality but also introduces the amazing vocals of Dani Vasser.
Subsequently, her seductive voice gracefully intertwines with the soothing melodic lines, producing a harmonious delight for your ears, even when she raps. In other words, the singing part infuses an extra layer of charm into the instrumentals.
Furthermore, the irresistible chorus of “I Keeps It Moving” will hold your attention from beginning to end. David Anthony’s reputation is built upon his meticulous approach to production, and he has succeeded in creating one of the best Soulful House music experiences to date.
“I Keeps It Moving” offers a choice between two versions – one featuring vocals and the other without. No matter which you prefer, this cut is destined to boost your mood.
Overall, here the sound feels fresh, hook-laden, and sure to inspire some serious footwork.
In the next few days, if this new track reaches widespread acclaim, David Anthony could easily find himself topping the charts and dominating the airwaves. I strongly recommend taking the time to read this interview in order to learn more about Planet Hum, his label.
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Peggy Gou, the Korean-born sensation in the House music scene, is back with a bang after nearly two years of anticipation. Her latest release, “(It Goes Like) Nanana,” is not just a song; it’s a sonic journey to an island paradise. This track, along with its accompanying music video, promises to be the summer anthem you’ve been waiting for.
Without question, “(It Goes Like) Nanana” is the kind of tune that instantly transports you to a serene island getaway. With its Balearic-inspired rhythm and bright melodies, Peggy Gou’s latest creation exudes irresistible laid-back island vibes.
Moreover, it’s a musical cocktail that blends her own vocals with guitar-style notes, making it the perfect soundtrack for those sunny days and warm nights.
Have you ever experienced that indescribable feeling of love, warmth, and excitement when you’re surrounded by friends and loved ones, and the energy just speaks for itself? Well, Peggy Gou captures that sentiment flawlessly with this banger.
While it might be challenging to put into words, the song itself goes nanana, conveying that special emotion that is hard to express.
What’s more, the video director behind the visuals is none other than Thomas Hardiman, with Peggy Gou as the creative mastermind behind the lens. Also, the clip feels like a piece of art that perfectly complements the song’s dreamy aesthetics.
Beyond the magical landscapes of Ibiza, this single is in fact an early teaser of her highly-anticipated debut album.
In short, I love the way she offers a breath of fresh air in the world of electronic music. Stay tuned for more incredible gems via her socials below.
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Eliza Rose collaborates with the renowned House music icons, The Martinez Brothers, for an incredible club jam titled “Pleasure Peak.” Best of all, it features Ibiza as the setting of the music video.
Furthermore, you can expect the sound of the classic Chicago House bassline from start to end. The pulsating beats, drums, and dreamy synthesizers also work their magic.
Last month, Eliza teamed up with the Martinez Brothers for a gig at Hï Ibiza, where they dropped this track for the first time. The crowd went nuts, it was epic! And they’ve also got this cool music video directed by Isaac Lamb, filmed in the Balearic Islands. It’s got vibes from iconic videos by artists like Missy Elliot, Aaliyah, Kylie, and others.
In the visuals, you’ll see these awesome artists having a fun time on the sunny island. They go sailing on a yacht, drive around in a Jeep, and eventually hit the club. This shows the different sides of a perfect day and night in Ibiza, just like how the song itself has both bright and dark elements.
Lastly, “Pleasure Peak” is a sexy cut you can enjoy during the last days of summer or on your next holiday.