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John Monkman and Pete Tong display "AURORA" [Premiere]

  • July 15, 2016
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John Monkman and Pete Tong unite once more on "AURORA", this time for John's new label Beesemyer Music. "AURORA" is unveiled above from the London producer and UK seminal DJ Pete Tong. During its seven-minute length, "AURORA" takes us through an enchanted journey, steered along with a thundering synth lead, vocal snippets, and momentary hi-hat attacks.

Pete and John have teamed up twice in the past, including for prestigious German label Kompakt. Both tracks did extremely well and their first collaboration "The Bumps" received remixes from the likes of Moby and Julian Jeweil last year.

John Monkman introduced himself on the dance music radar in 2015, gaining the attentions of Jonas Rathsman, Skream and Kidnap Kid. While Pete Tong is one of the most well-known radio and club DJ on the planet, an integral host on Radio 1 since 1991, presenting the weekly Essential Mix series where the world's biggest DJs lay down a two-hour mix.

John Monkman x Pete Tong – "AURORA" is out now.

Connect with John Monkman: Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud

Connect with Pete Tong: Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud

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