In Mid-November, Coca-Cola linked with (RED) to run a music-based campaign against AIDS. On the forefront of the venture was a new collaboration between global figures Wyclef Jean and Avicii entitled “Divine Sorrow.” Best defined as exotic, the track was immediately adopted by the masses; the classic Avicii sound had made a heroic return with complements from a renowned vocalist. In classic At Night Management style, a remix package featuring rising African talents  Goldfish and Nightrider was made available shortly after release.

Now, Klingande has been tapped for official rework duties on the track, and the result is exactly what is to be expected. A gentle house-oriented track that avoids generic “tropical house” labeling with style, the revamped “Divine Sorrow” holds a unique magic to it. As proven time and time again, Klingande’s talent in song writing is evident throughout the production with a largely melodic main riff and beautiful chord progression. Striking a sweet-spot balance between instrumental and vocal aspects, the production maintains its suave style throughout at the hands of Klingande.

Release Date: February 3

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Tags: avicii, Klingande, wyclef jean

Categories: Music