Ready to Show Your Emotions? SLANDER Team Up With RIOT for "You Don’t Know Me"
You all know what time it is. It has been over a month, so it is time for yet another SLANDER update. We are kicking off our weekend with “You Don’t Even Know Me”, the latest from SLANDER and new up and comers RIOT over on Monstercat. SLANDER has been very busy since bursting onto the scene in 2014 (with their ever-popular Showtek remix), but throughout 2017 and 18 we are expected to see numerous original productions and a further grounding of their “heaven trap” style. With multiple original releases under their belt in the last few months, there is no way we can stop the SLANDER now, especially since they have extra ammunition in their corner.
After surprising much of their fanbase with the metal-dubstep fusion madness that was “Kneel Before Me”, SLANDER wanted to showcase a bit more of their signature sound and craft a future fan favorite. “You Don’t Even Know Me” almost feels surreal, as this is even the same duo that we have come to know and love until the thrashing in the final third. Serving as a refresh on what SLANDER is known for, the track will indeed be a dancefloor hit in the coming weeks. Shout out to RIOT, whose fantastic bass vocal performance adds a bit of emotion to the track, creating a layer of wondering over all of that bass.
Make sure you check out “You Don’t Even Know Me” on Spotify below!
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