1.Touché! (Original Mix)
2.Touché! (DANK (USA) Remix)
Though the destination is unknown, one thing’s for sure about the talented Swedish trio of Daleri: they’re en route to something big. Well on their way, they make their grand debut with the feel-good prog-houser of ‘Touché’
Trice Recording’s got its ears out for new and promising talent, and makes sure to find them. Hitting the right groove of the next generation sound, making a perfect fit for Trice, is the Daleri sound. A project of Swedish producers Eric Kvarnström, Robert Kanat & Andreas Viklund, they’re definitely showing their worth. ‘En Touché’ gives you a slice of funky, playful house, with a touch of electric prog to go along.
New York city native, DANK (USA), gave ‘Touché’ a final touch of thick electro and melody madness on his remix.
2.Touché! (DANK (USA) Remix)
Though the destination is unknown, one thing’s for sure about the talented Swedish trio of Daleri: they’re en route to something big. Well on their way, they make their grand debut with the feel-good prog-houser of ‘Touché’
Trice Recording’s got its ears out for new and promising talent, and makes sure to find them. Hitting the right groove of the next generation sound, making a perfect fit for Trice, is the Daleri sound. A project of Swedish producers Eric Kvarnström, Robert Kanat & Andreas Viklund, they’re definitely showing their worth. ‘En Touché’ gives you a slice of funky, playful house, with a touch of electric prog to go along.
New York city native, DANK (USA), gave ‘Touché’ a final touch of thick electro and melody madness on his remix.
Dimitri Kechagias review: On Armada Music as it seems the A&R team has wide open ears and eyes to spot before the others new artists with ability to capture the sound of now and the sound that is really happening on the global dancefloors and festivals. Trice continues to open the pathway of the new and fresh with Daleri and their fantastic Touche. Its definitely one of those tracks that has the sparkle to characterise it as different and stand out from the rest. The original mix is a playful groovy house anthem with influences from artists like Daft Punk for sure. French disco house sounds merged with tougher drums and raw basslines in order to get the clubbers jumping. The cool "Here We Go" vocal sample energize the proceedings even more. Dank(USA) remix on the other hand goes the Dim Mak/Nu rave sound with rougher rockier basslines, sharper harder beats and very cool melodic breakdowns too to relax for a while, throw those hands in the air and then when the beat knocks your door to open it to come in and get this party started. Club BOMBS from a label that reflects whats HOT now, Love it!
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