For CamelPhat, Elderbrook, and Bob Moses fans, Dea Magna and Eric Sharp’s ‘Red Room’ (featuring Pierre Stemmett) is a must-stream
Ask for a song that embodies the heady, sweaty exhilaration of rave culture, and Dea Magna and Eric Sharp will turn you to “Red Room,” their new single with featured vocalist Pierre Stemmett.
“‘Red Room’ was inspired by dance music culture. We wanted to make a song that evokes the positive and uplifting emotions, that celebrates love and freedom from the mind,” expounds Magna. “‘Red Room’ is a place full of strobe lights and laser beams, where bass pulses through your body, and you can’t help but dance. Where the feelings that consume you are feelings of peace and happiness. It also in a way honors the return of such spaces into our lives after we lost them for a while.”
In this amorphous, euphoric raveland, ebbing, trance-like synths envelop listeners in a warm, lush soundscape that channels the melodic touches of CamelPhat, Elderbrook, Bob Moses, and MEDUZA. Cymbals and thumping kick drums add texture to the atmospheric production—a playlist must-add for melodic house and progressive enthusiasts.
“Red Room” arrives via Sirup Music in tandem with an extended mix and a dub mix; stream them, as well as the original, below.
Featured image: Dea Magna/Instagram
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