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Atella and Cal take you on a journey with "Anyone Out There" [Premiere]

  • June 14, 2017
  • Lauren Jefferson
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Norweigian duo Atella first came to us about year ago in synth-filled reverie when they teamed up with Frøder for a track called "Closer To Life." Falling in line with fellow countrymen, Atella have earned a spot on the list next to Norway favorites like Lindstrøm, Prins Thomas, and Röyksopp. Today we're bringing you a new one from Atella, a track called "Anyone Out There," featuring vocals from another Norweigian artist Cal. Much to the style we've gotten before, Atella brings layers of heavy synths, comfortable chord progression, and warm overall production. 

Cal's voice adds this element of feminine sweetness that suggests comparisons to Ellie Goulding. "Anyone Out There" has the right vibes for either dancing or even fits a more laid-back casual listen–it's up to you. Look for Atella's "Anyone Out There" to come backed with the instrumental "In The Days Of The Green (45P Mix)" for a double single set for release later this week via Eskimo Recordings.

Connect with Atella: SoundCloud | Facebook | Twitter

 

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