PREMIERE: Kaysin Drops Soulful Tech Home Heater, “Preserve Me Ready” [Thrive Music]
L.A. based mostly DJ and producer Kaysin is a reputation well-known amongst business heads and brewing in tech home circles. His personal tracks have charted High 10 on Beatport with signings on Sink or Swim, Night time Service Solely, and Incorrect, to call just a few. Kaysin can be turning into recognized for his collaboration and remix prowess, having labored with artists resembling John Summit and Dillon Nathaniel.
His ear for correct movers is already trusted among the many greatest within the business: Kaysin (a.okay.a. Nick Sommers) is a key A&R participant behind Lee Foss’ Repopulate Mars & South of Saturn (on which he has additionally launched). Already supported by famend tastemakers in all genres from Hardwell, Martin Garrix, and Tiesto to Classic Tradition and MK, Kaysin is an artist that has a shiny future forward.
Now, he’s making his debut on prestigious label, Thrive Music, with a rumbling tech home single, “Preserve Me Ready”. Kaysin’s expertise within the studio shines, mixing a soulful vocal, intricate piano stabs with a infectious tech home groove and a shuffle-ready bassline. Kaysin captures an uplifting spirit in “Preserve Me Ready” that couldn’t be a greater match for the summer time festivals or membership circuit.
“I’m extraordinarily excited to lastly get Preserve Me Ready out into the world. I made this observe to be a membership weapon and it’s labored rather well in any respect of my gigs to this point. I’m an enormous fan of lengthy, melodic breakdowns, so I made a decision to discover a piano pushed breakdown that concludes in a large drop. I’m an enormous fan of the releases that Thrive has been placing out these days and I’m extraordinarily excited to debut this single with them.
Preserve Me Ready gives a gritty tech-house bassline, a ton of huge synths, and a melodic piano home breakdown. The vocal I really feel works seamlessly with the opposite parts and whereas the file is generally tech home, it undoubtedly has parts of traditional home blended in.” – Kaysin
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