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Dunisco remixes Simon Field's "Hold On" [Premiere]

  • December 3, 2015
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Two of Norway's up and coming house producers have teamed up on groovy, uplifting track that's officially releasing via Copenhagen label disco:wax. The original, done by Simon Field and entitled "Hold On," features vocals from gospel singer Cleophus Robinson Jr. and follows the release of other originals like "Never Let You Down" and "Took My Love Away" via Sony and Universal. In developing a style that spans multiple genres in electronic music – house, deep house, future house and tropical house, to get real specific – he's invited artists who stay outside that same restrictive genre box to remix the tracks.

Mats Gulbrandsen, known professionally as Dunisco, is one of those artists. What he's done with "Hold On" is flat out infectious, calling on a bouncy piano chord progression and synth play that almost feels like a melodic call and response. Check it out below.

 

 

 

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