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Let Ferdinand Weber and Fabich take you "Somewhere"

  • May 24, 2016
  • Ry Smith
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Tropical House has had a real resurgence over the last few years, with artits like Kygo, Thomas Jack, and Lost Frequencies routinely getting space on the Mainstage at festivals worldwide. Which isn't really that surprising: as an off-shoot of Deep House, Tropical House aims to take the grooves and sultriness of Deep and merge it with the effervescence of a warm summer breeze.  And yes, that description perfectly fits for "Somewhere," a stellar track from German-based producer/DJs, Ferdinand Weber and Fabich.

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You may have heard of Weber, as the German-born house DJ has been turning out fabulous Deep melodies for the last few years.  And while he's newer on the scene, Fabich can already boast of a pretty hefty catalog of deep tracks himself.  Together, they have crafted a song so perfect you'll wonder why they haven't formed a DJ duo already.  You can check out the track above, and find more links to their music below. 

Connect with Ferdinand Weber: Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter

Connect with Fabich: Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter

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