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Oliver - Electrify
Radio Killed Music is back to present our newest Daily 5. Up first, we have a brand new release from electronic duo Oliver called Electrify. Oliver's Electrify is a throw back to 80's new wave music. The song possesses a fantastic deep bass line that reminds us of the 80's classic, "Safety Dance". Oliver continues to rock the electronic world with his rare and innovative style of music. For those not familiar with Oliver, they are an electronic duo from Los Angeles, California. Oliver is made up electronic producers Vaughn Oliver and Oliver Goldstein. They made their name producing intricate deep and groovy electronic music. Oliver is known for incorporating deep and complex baselines into each and every one of their electronic tracks. We highly recommend staying tuned to Oliver's upcoming music. After a long break, they are bound to release some more great new tracks.
Tim Serin - Stone (Shades Remix)
Up next, we have a new remix by Shades of Tim Serin's song, Stone. Shades Remix of Stone is brilliant. The high melody on the track is vibrant and will send chills down your spine. Shades continue to stretch their creative boundaries and are in the process of creating more ground breaking music. Shades says this track is the "first of many that are coming over the new few months." In that case, we will be anxiously waiting for more new music from Shades in the near future.
Deepdink and BATTISTI ft. Layne - Eyes on You
Radio Killed Music is happy to feature a great brand new track called Eyes On You. Deepdink and BATTISTI joined forces to create a nice smooth EDM hit. The song starts off with the fluid vocals of Layne and breaks down with some nice chord progressions. After the break down, the song picks up pace. A plethora of synthetic sounds combine during the build until the song drops. The drop features some beautiful vocal chops that create a very peaceful vibe. We hope you enjoy this bouncy, mid-tempo, melodic electronic hit as much as we did.
Noobs & Arikakito - What I See
Radio Killed Music boasts a new track by the talented Noobs and Arikakito. For those not familiar with future bass, this is track is a great example. What I See, gorgeously incorporates piano arpeggios and vocal chops to create one memorable sound. When the song drops you are immediately hit by some deep wub sweeps and complex piano breaks. We never thought a song could be smoothly disjointed, but Noobs & Arikakito managed to do just that. Just sit tight and let the future bass track take you on a eargasmic journey.Lucian - Down the Middle
Last but not least, we have a new original electronic track by Lucian. Once again, Lucian brings us another quality production. He is back this time with a catchy glitch break song called Down the Middle featuring the flawless vocals of Kid Coyote. We were impressed by the complexity of the track and Lucian's ability to perfectly bring together numerous sound elements. Definitely give Down the Middle a listen; the track is an electronic treasure.
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