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Atlas Genius – Symptoms [Pierce Fulton Remix]

  • June 26, 2013
  • Conor Clarke
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Pierce Fulton is at it again with a powerful remix of Atlas Genius' "Symptoms." Here, his progressive-house half is on full display: a perfect blend of uplifting chords and catchy indie-styled vocals. As well, we're presented with Fulton's full array of 'happy' instrumentals. From electric guitar chords, to light strums and solo-esque plucks, piano play and classic progressive synthesis, all the instrumentals present seem perfectly mixed to expose the full extent of their melodic potential. Combined with Atlas Genius' infectious vocals, this is sure to be a huge summer festival tune. Listen to it below, and follow the artists responsible at their respective social media outlets.

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