The Chainsmokers Team Up With NGHTMRE On New Banger "Save Yourself"
When two brilliant artists meet on a project, we can only expect a masterpiece. Indeed, duo The Chainsmokers and producer NGHTMRE didn’t disappoint at all on their joint project entitled “Save Yourself”. The track is orchestrated as a tremendous electronic/future bass music approach that gets you in a hype mood.
Each artist contributes by integrating his authentic musical signature. First, NGHTMRE envelops the production of its heavy bass and percussive synths while the duo The Chainsmokers delivers catchy choruses enhanced by intoxicating melodies.
Listening to the track, we perceive a perfect synchronization of the various elements, proving that this collaboration between the two artists was necessary for the evolution of music.
Stream Below.
Save Yourself, a song by The Chainsmokers, NGHTMRE on Spotify
More info on NGHTMRE/The Chainsmokers:
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