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Sultan & Shepard return with "Bring Me Back" featuring Kreesha Turner

  • September 8, 2015
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Over the past two years, we've seen the dance music fan's interest shift from harder electro beats to more soulful, chilled out groovy house sounds. This change has allowed (or caused) many artists to reevaluate their style to adapt to the changing landscape, leaving those with strong musical identities to lead the rest down their new path. Sultan + Shepard are such artists, whose brand allows them to act on instinct when making a track, not reacting to a trend. With their latest track, "Chasing (In The Night)" the guys proved that their world and tribal infused house beats are once again timeless. This week, they've done it again with a release on Armada Music entitled "Bring Me Back." With Kreesha Turner's vocal's leading the way, Sultan + Shepard have returned to their progressive roots, installing a glittering retro synth line throughout the track that ties everything together. Check it out below.

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It's out today on multiple platforms, and you can stream and download here.

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