“Gold” never sticks out as an amazingly new sound or style, but it has some amazing staying power. Maybe it’s just a song that’s easy to listen to or maybe it’s the catchy vocals, but this song is one that someone makes it on to playlist after playlist. Take a few minutes and check it out.
A few years ago Elephante would have been the one remixing Morgan Page. Now, with years of experience under his belt, Elephante is putting out originals that other top producers are taking note of and putting their own spin on.
Morgan Page keeps the main elements from Elephante’s original version of “Come Back For You” but adds in smooth synths in the chorus to put his characteristic sound on the remix. Truly great work from both of these producers.
When it’s Friday afternoon and you’re looking for something to listen to before you get ready to go out with friends, be sure to queue up this remix of APEK’s “Supernatural” by Au5. It’s a really fun dubstep track that doesn’t go too hard that lets the vocals take the lead. Simply put, this remix is a fun listen. We might have to include this on a future Ryse Radio episode.
While it’s not comforting for your impatient mind, we at least finally have somewhat of a confirmed timeline for the final season of Game of Thrones: April 2019.
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Maisie Williams, who plays Arya Stark in the show, recently mentioned in an interview with Metro that the cast will wrap up filming in December of 2018 with the first episode of the season airing four months later. She went on to add:
That’s a four-month turnaround for these huge episodes. There’s a lot that goes into the final edit. You would not want to rush this season at all. We owe it to our audience and our fans to really do this final season to the best of our abilities.
While the eighth and final season will only be six episodes long, each episode is expected to be 80 minutes in length at a minimum. We can’t wait.
If you’re bored while you wait another year and three months, you can check out the 20-somethinglife guide of shows to watch while you wait for Game of Thrones to return.
The London based producer Leon Lour takes an already great track from Borgeous in “Going Under” and adds some of his personal style to it. Playing off the soft vocals in the verse allows Leon Lour to create a more emphatic chorus by chopping the vocals and pushing the four on the floor rhythm. Take a listen and add it to your Spotify playlist today!
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