If You Fell in Love the "First Time", Dylan Matthew Will Entrance You With His Acoustic Version
SLANDER has been very busy since bursting onto the scene in 2014 (with their ever-popular Showtek remix), but throughout 2018 and ’19 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.
Seven Lions is still coming off of the high that is his latest EP Start Again, which is one of his most emotional works yet. Seven Lions has developed a style focuses on high energetic melodies, which he definitely brings to the table. Make sure you check out Seven Lions on his “The Journey 2” tour and you can buy your tickets here.
If we have to sum up our feelings for “First Time” in one thought, we would say that it filled with raw emotion. While we were absolutely in love with the original track, this stripped-down acoustic version is even more gorgeous to the years than we could imagine. Dylan Matthew plays the piano and stretches his vocal pipes beautifully, captivating the beautiful essence of the track. We definitely need more stripped-down versions of tracks like these, immediately.
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