The644 Teams Up With Matt Rosa To Unveil A refreshing Hit Song for this early summer entitled 'Shaker'
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“We knew that we wanted to feature a Zurna in the chorus, which is a Middle Eastern folk flute sound. We started with Anthony Trueman (Producer), finding the bass line over a reggaetón drum loop. Shaking hips is a key movement that represents both cultures well, so we felt it fit throughout the lyrics to focus on appreciating the beauty of both of these cultural dances”
London dynamic duo The644 unveils a street pop accentuated production incorporating some solid rap verses delivered with charisma. The vibe in general has a very accessible and catchy texture. Indeed, the sound exudes a dancing atmosphere, especially thanks to the Reggaeton lines and the soft melodic breezes exhibited by some folk flute's notes.
Moreover, the musical blend has a subtly versatile identity, mostly because of the integration of Spanish lyrics, blended with english. Personally, I think it's the perfect song to start summer with.
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