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Vintage Culture And RICCI Team Up For “Later” On Spinnin’ Records
The latest from Spinnin’ Records comes from a country that knows how to party. Vintage Culture and RICCI, two of Brazil‘s top talents, have collaborated on the unique track “Later,” and it’s as hot as a summer afternoon in Rio. Heavy on electro synths, warbling basslines and sultry vocals, “Later” conjures images of dark, smoky clubs and strobe lights flashing over dancing bodies, a connection with an attractive stranger and the hedonism that follows. RICCI wrote the lyrics and top line melody for the track, even recording the “whistle” sampling in the track on his phone. Spinnin’ Records has been growing their portfolio of international rising talent, and Vintage Culture and RICCI stand out as some of the most promising. If you need to gear up for a night out this summer, look no further than “Later.”
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Both Vintage Culture and RICCI have established themselves as two of Brazil‘s most popular electronic music producers; the two performed separately at Lollapalooza Brazil this year, and Vintage Culture‘s set was the only show of the whole festival that hit max capacity at one of the main stages. After that stellar performance, he will take the stage as the closing act at Rock in Rio, one of the world’s most renowned and relevant festivals. This honor is no surprise after Vintage Culture was selected by Martin Garrix to participate at his “Multiply” event in Ibiza and then named one of the most influential people in the Brazilian market in 2016. The “Later” collaboration with the talented RICCI made perfect sense after their last single “Wild Kidz” hit over 8 million plays on Spotify. In only the first year ofhis musical career, RICCI played the #1 DJ Mag Club, Green Valley, and put out releases on SONY Music, Spinnin and Monstercat. He is venturing into the US market with his upcoming single “High On the Dancefloor,” which was recorded in Los Angeles and will be released on SONY Music. With such impressive credentials already, this won’t be the last you hear about these two rising stars!
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DØBER is back on Protocol Recordings and bringing his dynamic style to the airwaves once again, this time in collaboration with Dutch up-and-comers Vice Vrsa on their new track “Can’t Stop.” This deep progressive gem also packs a punch of underground appeal, with sultry vocals leading into a funky and driving bassline. “Can’t Stop” is the third single from DØBER’s upcoming EP, which sees the artist exploring a new direction by leaning into a more House-oriented sound, but of course, incorporating some of his signature Bass House-influenced vibes. It follows his solo single “Somebody” and “Love Me Like” with Mark Vayne from earlier this year, which will also make the forthcoming EP in addition to more music that we are still yet to hear.
Founded by Nicky Romero, Protocol Recordings is one of the leading imprints for innovative electronic dance music. It boasts a roster of heavy-hitters, complemented with immensely talented up-and-comers such as Thomas Gold, Deniz Koyu, Teamworx, Futuristic Polar Bears, Trilane, Marcus Santoro, Stadiumx, Tim van Werd, and Nicky Romero himself, to name a few. All with a diverse range of sounds that are guaranteed to light up a dance floor. Among them is DØBER, who draws his inspiration from artists such as Dogblood, ZHU and Gesaffelstein, promising plenty of dark, hard-hitting tunes to add to the label’s repertoire. He followed his 2020’s debut “Twisted” EP with a remix for Deniz Koyu’s “Next To You,” Seeb’s “Sad In Scandinavia,” and original works, such as “Silence” with Monocule, “Focus” with Almero and “Bounce” with RayRay, quickly becoming one of the label’s leading artists.
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Samir Issa is well-known for bringing out housey vibes that make your ears happy and your feet move. His new release “Parks And Mountains” is a perfect example of a refreshing old-school style, using a measured mix of analog drum machines and synths.
Hailing from South Jersey, the 24-year-old producer will surprise you with a nostalgic groove that reminds you of what truly House music is about.
Beyond question, you can expect a spark of fun beats and rapid-fire rap rhymes which create moments of joy. Needless to say, this tune also awakens sweet memories on the dance floor.
With that solid classic bassline, what else can you ask for?…
Samir Issa knows how to weave the old-school and the new into his own authentic sound. Go listen and judge for yourself.
Armed with a slick flow, “Parks And Mountains” is basically the outcome of being active in the underground scene for over 8 years. Indeed, producing, writing, recording, arranging, mixing, and mastering is a piece of cake for this charismatic artist.
Already planning live shows for Fall 2022, Samir Issa won’t stop channeling his emotions via his unmatched compositions.
Moreover, he can think of nothing less pleasurable than a life devoted to creating music.
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French talent Almero returns to Protocol Recordings with his new single “Come Back Again,” an upbeat and groovy House gem. The track opens with captivating vocals that lead into undulating melodies, gently leading the listener into rolling basslines. The mixture of emotive vocals and energetic beats creates an uplifting vibe that could be suitable for radio play but also wouldn’t be out of place on the dancefloor. Almero’s latest release on Protocol was “So Much Love” – a collaboration with Nicky Romero from earlier this year, which showcased the French artist’s production versatility and ease in blending with Romero’s signature style. Along the way, Almero also released “Bring Me Down” on Revealed Recordings and “Dancing Alone” on Hexagon.
Founded by Nicky Romero, Protocol Recordings is one of the leading imprints for innovative electronic dance music. It boasts a roster of heavy-hitters, complemented with immensely talented up-and-comers such as Thomas Gold, Deniz Koyu, Teamworx, Futuristic Polar Bears, Trilane, Marcus Santoro, Stadiumx, Tim van Werd, and Nicky Romero himself, to name a few. All with a diverse range of sounds that are guaranteed to light up a dance floor. Almero is already making waves; he debuted on Protocol in 2020 with “They Don’t Know” with CAMARDA and then followed with “Focus” with DØBER, 2021’s “Good Old Days” with CAMARDA, “Run” with Teamworx, and solo singles “Do Again” and “Midnight Love.” He has additional releases on Universal Music, Spinnin’ Records, Anjunabeats, Smash The House, and has earned support from Hardwell, Sander van Doorn, Nicky Romero, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Blasterjaxx, and Thomas Gold. Stay tuned for more releases coming from Almero and more of the Protocol artists.