Dbreathe Releases Epic Video For His New Track ‘Sounds’
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Sounds is a great new tune that takes inspiration from a variety of styles within the harder genres. There is some interesting sound design going on in the track. Lush, cinematic sounds are layered onto a relentless beat that just asks for all the strobes in a dark warehouse.
Now that we mention “cinematic sounds” the video is well worth watching. It’s all about protest for the better cause.
Dbreathe is an underground UK techno, acid and breakbeat electronica producer. With multiple global hits to his name as an artist and as a producer, Dbreathe has featured high on global dance and electronic charts. Hitting No.1 on Beatport with global performances at major festivals and sets at Hacienda Manchester nights, Pacha, Ushuaïa, Hï Ibiza, Ibiza Rocks, amongst others, Dbreathe has proven to be a driving force in the world of underground techno, and is ready for more with this brand new track.
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