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Niiko x SWAE are ready to "Run This Town" with delectable new single

  • November 3, 2017
  • Jason Heffler
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It's so easy to be a sucker for future bass music. Maybe it's the uplifting chord work, or the warm saws that flood each bubbly drop. Or maybe it's the fact that future bass is still relevant while other electronic sub-genres have disappeared faster than Barbara Ann Bregoli's dignity. With fresh sounds and production techniques being implemented at dizzying frequencies, future bass is always evolving, and Niiko x SWAE's new track "Run This Town" represents a fresh twist.

Featuring the infectious vocals of Miami-based songbird and model Celine Farach, "Run This Town" is a radio-friendly slab of future bass ear candy. It's got those languid indie pop vibes, but what makes it really special is its scintillating drop. Instead of keeping the tempo intact, Niiko x Swae go half-time with their drums in an out-of-the-box approach that producers everywhere can appreciate. Get familiar with the duo at the links below, and you can check out Celine's impressive body of work at her website here.

Connect with Niiko x SWAE: Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud | Instagram

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