Nicky Romeo & Stadiumx Teamed Up With Singer Matluck For Single "Rise"
After the success of their latest musical collaboration "Harmony", Nicky Romeo and Stadiumx get involved in a new musical collaboration, as exciting as the first, entitled "Rise".
Indeed, the track is a fascinating electronic arrangement, which plunges into a dancing atmosphere. Of course, since Nicky Romeo and Stadiumx are in charge of the production, they used the assistance of vocalist Matluck, to enhance the quality of the composition. Thus, Matluck delivers a bewildering and catchy vocal performance, which perfectly matches the musical perspective orchestrated by Nicky and Stadiumx. Note that thanks to this dedication of these three artists, the track was a treat for Spotify’s listeners, knowing that in less than a month, it totals over a million listening. Enjoy below,
▶️ Listen here: http://prot.cl/riseYo Nearly three years after their hit collaboration "Harmony," Nicky Romero and Stadiumx have once again joined forces for their release "Rise," featuring singer/songwriter Matluck. On "Rise," the Protocol label boss and Hungarian duo fuse the organic instrumentals of country music with the upbeat, dynamic rhythms of progressive house, all complemented by Matluck's heartfelt and soulful vocals!
Rise (ft. Matluck), a song by Nicky Romero, Stadiumx, Matluck on Spotify
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