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DRESSTIC shows us how we shouldn't be "Only Strangers"

  • December 12, 2015
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As we near the end of this year, a lot of producers pump up their releases, and 17 year old Swiss artist DRESSTIC is no different. Following the release of “Baby Girl” last month on Ignition Deep, which currently has over 100 thousand listens on SoundCloud, DRESSTIC is back with “Only Strangers,” which is available for free download on SoundCloud.

 

DRESSTIC sets the tone of “Only Strangers” with a bouncy, crisp percussion and a weighty bass line to get your feet moving. Beautiful piano work and a running xylophone line provide the perfect contrast to the artificiality of the heavily distorted vocals, all combining into quite the fantastic deep house track.

 

With less than 300 followers on SoundCloud, it is clear that Dresstic has a lot of room to grow, and with more releases like “Only Strangers,” it’s clear that his reach will. This is definitely one track you won’t want to miss. Pick up your free download today!

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