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Maarcos helps Nordean and Zoe Badwi's new track fully "Bloom"

  • February 5, 2015
  • Steph Evans
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Though, NYC-based Maarcos just launched his label Fuze Recordings not too long ago, its now seven releases have been consistently impressive. This week, he's teamed up with Australian musical prodigy Nordean on "Bloom," featuring the angelic vocals of Zoe Badwi.

With an original mix that has a truly uplifting progressive house intent, "Bloom" references that subject which dance music often references: eternal youth. Through an expertly chosen melody and piano, Nordean has created a track great for multiple occasions, and Maarcos has remixed it with some heavy club flare. Almost reminiscent of Merk & Kremont's pounding soprano synths in "Amen," this approach to an originally melodic track is a great balance between electro and beauty. Check it out below.

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      Bloom-(Original-Mix)--EM0215

 

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Nordean Feat. Zoe Badwi

Bloom

  • Fuze Records
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