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Get ready for festival season with "BLTR" from Uberjak'd & Reece Low [Premiere]

  • March 2, 2015
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With March officially here and some of the world's biggest festivals right around the corner, we will soon be seeing an onslaught of releases geared toward the energetic crowds that flock to these events. Not shy to supply, Uberjak'd and Reece Low continue their releases on Dim Mak Records, this time with the stadium-filling track "BLTR". The two Australian producers collide in the work, which leverages the festival bounce mindset through blaring synths and an ever-present, undulating bass line. This won't be the last you hear from both artists, as 2015 has more in store, from festival appearances to a catalog of releases. Look for "BLTR" next Tuesday, March 10th, via Dim Mak. which you can pre-order here.

 

 

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  • 2015-03-10
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