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syence drop vibrant new bass-pop single "talking way to much"

  • August 21, 2021
  • Patrick Ames Conner
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US electronic duo syence have unveiled the first single off of their forthcoming EP bass pop, their latest release "talking way too much" is now available on your streaming platform of choice today.

A vibrant combination of glistening synths, euphoric bass energy and seductive vocals "talking way too much" sees Syence tap into their trademark sound with dazzling results. It follows recent single "a little bit bored" featuring German singer-songwriter Ruuth, who also co-wrote the BTS track ‘Life Goes On’, popularly known for its historic chart-topping debut.

"a little bit bored" went viral prior to release, fueled by a campaign partnership with the platform and NYX Cosmetics, a member of the L'Oréal beauty family. First meeting in a college science class, Zach Montoya and Brayden James were brought together by a shared love of live music and production. Soon they decided to form Syence, experimenting together to craft a sound they describe as a sophisticated derivative of bass pop – hence inspiring the name of their upcoming EP. In the years since they have hit the charts in premium positioning, performed at Snowglobe Music Festival, and amassing millions of streams across various platforms. 

Their second stunning single of the year, "talking way too much" finds Syence at their bold and brilliant best.

Connect with Syence: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | SoundCloud | Spotify

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