House beat, mallets, and a choice house bassline what’s not to love!
Category: Best of 2014
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Wolf Colony – The One
Sparse arrangement makes plenty of room for Wolf Colony’s lead vocals.
Short Bio:
Based out of New York City, Wolf Colony began collaborating with music producer Neal Sarin in 2012 with no initial intention of pursuing a career as a recording artist. But when they dropped the track “Beauty“ and got fans buzzing, Wolf Colony decided to release an EP, ‘Welcome to the Wild Side.’ Since, Wolf Colony has organically grown a global following and has performed at various music venues including Mercury Lounge, House of Blues and Brooklyn Bowl.
Wolf Colony delivers a new blend of electronic-pop, drawing influences from 80s synth–pop to indie rock, while slipping in subtle stylistic nuances inspired by various contemporary electronic artists. Rather than indulging in over-production, Wolf Colony adorns his songs with relatively bare arrangements, leaving ample room for his unique vocal presence and deeply personal lyricism.
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HONNE – Warm On A Cold Night (Embody Remix)
So warm, so good, so right. This remix elevates the original track to warmer vibe and makes the vocals pop.