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Protoculture takes flight with "Pegasus"

  • February 25, 2015
  • Steph Evans
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Cape Town's Nate Raubenheimer, known to fans as Protoculture, has captivated us with his progressive and trance releases for years as a solo artist and as a sound engineer, releasing albums like last year's Music is More than Mathematics, collaborating with the his greatest contemporaries and fellow dance music veterans like Paul Oakenfold and Max Graham. This week, he's released his latest single that has already been well-received by his contemporaries at its debut as "Tune of the Week' on Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance radio show, and by fans at the single's current #8 spot on the Beatport Top 100 Trance tracks. "Pegasus" only came out this week via Armada Captivating, and after one listen it's apparent that it's dominance will continue on throughout festival season. A classic melodically-influenced trance track, Protoculture's impeccable production also leads the way on "Pegasus." Check it out below.

      Protoculture---Pegasus-(Original-Mix)--EM0215

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"Pegasus"

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