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John Dahlback and Albin Myers are home where they belong as Myback on "Breaking Your Locks"

  • February 2, 2015
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Hearing this track made me realize: there are producers who will make it big on this electro-fied underground house music movement, and those who already have. Swedish DJ and producer John Dahlback has indeed already made it with nu disco's amped up and grittier brother with tracks like "Sing That" that he released in 2012. Though we've seen a lot more electro out of him and heavier bass and festival music out of fellow Swede Albin Myers, the two teamed up on "Breaking Your Locks" featuring Olivera, and then teamed up again to make the track their own once again as Myback. Combining both their last names and their musical stylings, this original by Myback falls into this trend of music we're seeing in house, but also maintains some originality with new vocals that tap into an intangible emotion. I think my favorite line on the track's meaning actually comes from Myers himself: “Do you remember house? Myback does.”

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Breaking Your Locks (Myback Original)

JOHN DAHLBACK, ALBIN MYERS, OLIVERA

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