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Dance pop duo Fancy Cars put pedal to the metal with new single "Stay The Same"

  • June 22, 2017
  • Jason Heffler
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Swerving into the dance pop lane with attitude, California-based production pair Fancy Cars are here to fill your playlisting tank with some new ear-candy.

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Out now on PRMD Music, “Stay The Same” is a melancholy future bass jam that tugs at the heartstrings with an aching top line from British crooner Neil Ormandy.  Rather than using the powerful saws that fill space in typical future bass drops, they take a more minimalistic approach by utilizing subtle chords and shrewdly pitched vocal chops. It follows the same formula as Fancy Cars' October 2016 track "Set Me On Fire," which put them on the map as an artist to watch this year after it racked up well over one-million plays on Spotify. 

Driving puns aside, look out for Fancy Cars as they look to keep their feet on the gas pedal in what is sure to be a breakthrough summer.

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