It appears to be like like veteran dance music duo Dada Life could lastly drop the curtain on a observe that was conceived again in 2013, once they launched various their largest digital hits.
Dada Life rose to develop into one of many dance music scene’s hottest headlining acts following the discharge of 2012’s breakthrough The Guidelines of Dada LP. The album spawned various international electro hits for the Swedish tandem, resembling “Kick Out the Epic Motherfucker,” “So Younger So Excessive,” and “Rolling Stones T-Shirt,” amongst others. They then went on to drop one of the well-liked songs of their profession in 2013, the rowdy “Born To Rage.”
It was throughout that point they produced a observe tentatively titled “Rov Rave kött,” which is but to see the sunshine of day. Dada Life took to social media in the present day to tease the discharge of the unreleased demo, saying that it has been repurposed numerous occasions over time.
“We made the primary model of this observe 2013,” Dada Life wrote. “We didn’t launch it as a result of we felt it didn’t ship our imaginative and prescient. Annually since we’ve tried re-producing it however didn’t succeed. I really feel assured we’ve got it now! 2021, eight years later!”
Dada Life remained quiet on the brand new music entrance in 2020, presumably as they developed their very own Crash & Smile report label. They ultimately launched the label—a sub-imprint of Hardwell’s honored Revealed Recordings banner—in February alongside a brand new single referred to as “Rumble Gradual.”
On the time of this text’s publication, Dada Life haven’t confirmed a launch date for the unreleased demo.
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