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Slow Motion drops a dynamic dance remix of Dwson's "Forbidden"

  • August 9, 2021
  • Patrick Ames Conner
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Brazilian dance music talent Slow Motion has remixed Dwson’s 2018 single "Forbidden", making its way to all platforms today.

Bursting into life with vibrant percussion and a grooving four-to-the-floor beat, Slow Motion offers a high-energy rework of "Forbidden" that’s custom-made for the dance floor. Brimming in the artists signature energy and his Brazilian touch, the song forecasts a bright future for Slow Motion.

“Forbidden is one of the most requested songs by my fans. The original track left me enchanted and I decided to give a special touch to this remix. I'm happy with the results so far and I hope it can be played in many places in Brazil and around the world,“ Slow Motion shares.

Slow Motion’s big break came in 2016 when he released a remix collaboration of "Drinkee" by Sofi Tukker with Vintage Culture, a track that remains in heavy rotation. He then released his world-conquering remix of Jorja Smith and Maverick Sabre's hit ‘Slow Down’ last year. Most recently the Brazilian artist dropped a remix of "Naive" by London talent Asha Gold.

Hailing from Cape Town, Dwson is one of the most sought-after electronic artists in South Africa at the moment. Effortlessly breathing new life into the local deep house scene with his dubbed-out sound, he offers a diverse, genreless and refreshingly distinct sonic vision.

Connect with Slow Motion: Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Soundcloud

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