Word of Mouth: SLANDER Brings us Feels, Sikdope is Back With Heat, and More This Week!
Welcome back to Word of Mouth, where we bring you the hottest dance music tunes released this week. Get ready to unwind with some fresh tracks from your favorite artists.
SLANDER & Bret James - Slow Motion
SLANDER's diverse production ability seems to be endless, as they've consistently impressed with heavy tunes like "Welcome to the Fire" and "I Can't Escape" as well as emotional bangers like "Happy Now" and "Superhuman". This time around, they've teamed up with Bret James for "Slow Motion": another feels-churning tune that's certain to be a hit.
Sikdope & Atrip - Badder feat. Virus Syndicate
Sikdope knows how to make an anthem. His tunes "Snakes" and "My House"has quickly circled the globe, having been played all over by huge names including Jauz and DJ Snake. With "Badder", Sikdope and Atrip have enlisted UK-based Virus Syndicate to add some grime to the dancefloor weapon.
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Duke & Jones - Final Goodbye feat. Aviella Winder
After blowing us away with their flip of DISKORD's "Want U", Duke & Jones are back with another banger via Circus Records. The jam features the entrancing vocals of Aviella Winder. "Final Goodbye" is a trip, taking the listener through Winder's tale into Duke & Jones bass-heavy drop.
Prismo - Breathe
Prismo returns with an emotional tune that we can't get enough of. The Texas-born DJ/producer has made waves in a short amount of time, playing at high profile clubs and festivals all over his home state. "Breathe" is the perfect blend of Prismo's own vocals atop a future bass jam. At 21 years old, Prismo is set to have a successful career. We can't wait to see what's next for the young talent.
