AxMod Teams Up with DiRTY RADiO to release "Talk"
After the triumph of his EP "Brooke" unveiled in September 2017, the French Producer AxMod, returns with a new track totally mirific entitled "Talk", released under Sidekick Music.
This time, he is collaborating with Vancouver artists Shadi and Tonez commonly known as Duo named DiRTY RADiO. Unveiled today, May 9, "Talk" is a vibrant musical fusion blending a disco timbre with a rhythm of Futuristic House. Indeed, with a purely upbeat summer atmosphere, this musical work transports to an island of emotions and sensations inducing a strong desire to dance.
Having already Wondrous remixes of the likes of Florence & the Machine, Chromeo, Major Lazer and Justin Timberlake..., AxMod, from his real name Foucault Jannin, is musically inspired by a range of artists including Todd Terje, Daft Punk, Purple Disco Machine, Kygo and Para One, and is already carving out a Unique signature style, shaped by his extensive travels around the globe.
In addition, AxMod knows, for sure, how to pick his collaborators . Not only, DiRTY RADiO, has a solid and impressive fanbase, but also the duo has a tremendous musical background under labels such as Majestic Casual, Mad Decent, Spinnin Records, Party Fine etc.
Now, plug your headphones, enjoy the track below and let us know what you think.
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