Adding another aspect to their collaborations mass appeal, Tom Swoon and Amba Shepherd have released the official video for “Not Too Late.’ Amba’s powerful vocal chops and Swoon’s finely-tuned electro house work in tandem with the video’s dreamlike atmosphere as they take viewers through a night in downtown Tokyo.
After enlisting the vocal talents of Omarion, Sultan & Ned Shepard and Nervo delivered their powerful pop-house crossover, “Army” back in February. A little over a month later enters Tom Swoon, the Polish producer responsible for the hit “Not Too Late,” giving the radio-friendly original a jolt of big room adrenaline. Swoon does well to manage the original’s melodies while wrenching on some thunder of his own, marching “Army” into anthemic territory with a festival-friendly aesthetic.
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After successfully inserting his uplifting progressive sound into The Bloody Beetroots’ “Chronicles Of A Fallen Love” earlier this year, Poland’s Tom Swoon is back with a track all his own. Swoon — formerly known as Pixel Cheese — teamed up with vocalist Amba Shepherd on “Not Too Late,” a tune that subtly builds the energy under Miss Shepherd’s dulcet tones. Due out on March 18th, the original will be flanked by unexpected remixes from Bassnectar & PatrickReza and Maor Levi that weigh the track down with bass and crank it up with builds.
Bloody Beetroots unleashed “Chronicles Of A Fallen Love” last October with help from “Raise Your Weapon” vocalist Greta Svabo Bech. The tune made for Beetroots bliss with a drum-heavy backbone and electro-rock elements to compliment the breathtaking singing, and has been revisited for its remix package this week. Leading the pack of musical shape-shifters is Tom Swoon – the man formerly known as Pixel Cheese — with the exclusive progressive rendition. Swoon’s praised chord progression and delicate, melodic touch is a match made in heaven for the original production, and his latest outing is one worth attention.
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Today’s Good Morning Mix is brought to you by one of our favorite electro house Frenchmen, Gregori Klosman. Looking over the tracklist, you may recognize a large number of these tunes from our top tracks of November, but in that case this most recent episode of his Klosmania podcast will only serve as a pleasant reminder of the last month in big room — and largely harder-hitting — releases. Klosman features his own new collaboration as Reepublic, Hardwell’s megahit “Apollo,” Firebeatz, Tom Swoon, the Lunde Bros, and Archie just to give you an idea. Stream, download, and check out the tracklist below.
Here comes Tom Swoon. The man formerly known as Pixel Cheese is looking to establish his presence with his birth name. His last original production under the aforementioned moniker was ”Elva,” and now the Polish producer is starting fresh. The Pixel Cheese sound is not gone, however, it has matured, and our first glimpse comes on “Who We Are.” Swoon’s big release features the melodies we’ve come to expect, but its the builds, crashes, and of course, progression that boast a newfound edge. If the track’s vocal sounds familiar, that’s the singing of Miss Palmer — or better yet, Miss “No Beef.” Meet the resurrected Tom Swoon and listen to “Who We Are,” available on Beatport via Ultra Records.
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British drum and bass trio Drumsound & Bassline Smith have teamed up with Hadouken to produce their latest single “Daylight”. In anticipation of the new track’s November 12th release date, the group has been dropping remixes of the single all over the Internet. We’ve got the exclusive by Tom Swoon, who recently put out his remix of Alex Gaudino’s “Don’t Wanna Dance.” He makes the otherwise gritty D&B track dance floor-appropriate with an uplifting build-up that leads to a satisfying drop. As the remix progresses, the build-ups and drops get more intense, ending with an extensive loop of the chorus. If you’re not typically a D&B fan, let this track be your introduction into the genre.
Tom Swoon, formerly known as Pixel Cheese, has created an uplifting progressive remix of Alex Gaudino’s “Don’t Wanna Dance.” The original mix was very commercial, but the remix gives it that much needed pop that leans towards a new age, club-friendly sound. The chopped up vocals act to accentuate the hook while high-pitched synths kick and drive the energy of track. Ultra Records made a great choice in signing Tom Swoon, and they have added an array of talented artists that will be up-and-coming in the near future. We guarantee that Ultra Records will be unloading quite a few big releases before UMF in March.
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