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Alison Wonderland and Valentino Khan collaborate on latest Mad Decent single

  • November 13, 2020
  • Patrick Ames Conner
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Two main-stage electronic music powerhouses Alison Wonderland and Valentino Khan join forces to deliver their atmospheric single “Anything" by way of Diplo's Mad Decent.  

Where two styles seamlessly collide, “Anything” is textured and layered with a four-on-the-floor beat and a feminine prowess courtesy of Alison Wonderland’s vocal work.  Although the two's respective styles were raised by the influence of different cultures, the shared synchronicity between Alison and Khan in the latest single can be heard through its duration.  While Alison Wonderland was born and raised in Sydney, Australia and Valentino Khan found his footing in Los Angeles, the power of electronic music was a conduit to their creative relationship and just-released single. 

The electro-pop starlet manipulates fragments of heavy-hitting electronica, intergalactic synths, and her own crystalline vocal work to define the fabric of her signature sound. Fresh off the release of her lyrically profound and markedly futuristic single “Bad Things,” this latest collaboration is a strong follow-up. Despite a string of tumultuous months for the music industry, Valentino Khan has also had an explosive and exciting year.  At the heels of an official remix for DJ Snake and his French-inspired EP French Fried, Valentino takes his final strides into the new year alongside Alison Wonderland for the release of “Anything.” A luminous triumph, “Anything” is a marriage between dance-floor ready house music and electronic pop.

Connect with Alison Wonderland: | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud |

Connect with Valentino Khan: | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud | 

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