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Wild Cards create a future pop tune to Alan Walker's "All Falls Down"

  • February 5, 2018
  • Edwin Tsang
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Vancouver-based duo Wild Cards Kevin Creery & Krystian Watts came together in early 2017 after a few years working on solo projects. After remixing Alan Walker’s single "Tired" during the summer of 2017, a relationship between the Walker team and Wild Cards quickly took off.  Tired has garnered over 270k plays on Soundcloud since release. In late 2017, Wild Cards developed their sound and built unique synths in Ableton that they used when writing remixes & originals around pop driven vocals – which they have applied to Alan’s latest single "All Falls Down" with Noah Cyrus.

In this up-beat remix, we can hear that the track first features the vocals being kept in touch with an added piano uplifting melody that gives off an harmonious vibe, going into the drop that plays with the top-line and a future-bass synth underlined with bass and snare that blend well to create an euphoric feeling. We can hear the duo's signature sound being worked into this piece, turning it into more of a pop future tune. 

Connect with Wild Cards: SoundCloud | Instagram | Twitter

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Edwin Tsang

21, Vancouver based. Freelance Photographer/Videographer and Artist Manager. Email: edwin@gametheorymgmt.com | Instagram: @edwinsbook

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