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Versus combine with G.Felix on ‘Good Fun’

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It’s a Manchester-Curitiba link-up for this next number from the Versus boys with G.Felix on the high energy track ‘Good Fun’, fittingly bringing you the goodies on Good Friday 7th April.

Straight in with a solid build, the track sees a steady 129bpm climb throughout before circling back on the catchy soul-fused vocal, showing off the team’s versatility in creating huge club droppers this spring.

“We’ve been digging G’s tracks for a while so we reached out to him, exchanged numbers…and it worked out really well…you can hear Versus and G. Felix’s sounds combine. G was sat on this killer vocal, and it really worked well with the beat we made. We bounced ideas and ‘GOOD FUN’ was born ”

Versus

Taking inspiration from the likes of house legends D.O.D, Chris Lake, Gorgon City, John Summit, Biscuits and Martin Ikin, fast-rising UK house and techno duo Versus make this their 3rd release of the year maintaining their hype as one of the fastest rising house duos to come out of the UK. Crafting infectious bangers for the likes of Ultra Music, Marylebone Dance, D4 D4NCE, Armada, Under No Illusion, Realm & Sola to name a few, it’s clear to see why the Versus sound is turning the heads not only of world-renowned DJs but also of hordes of dedicated House music fans internationally. With growing anticipation for what comes next, the Mancunian production outfit are keeping tight-lipped, all the while their music speaks volumes.

Brazilian DJ-Producer G. Felix, known for his ‘fat basslines’ and complimenting vocals is easily identified by his musical references in Funk, Soul and Disco. Having released on some of the biggest dance labels including Armada Subjekt, Repopulate Mars, Spinnin Deep and more, his music is recognised by peers including Claude VonStroke, Sonny Fodera, Roger Sanchez, Tiesto and Lee Foss to name a few. His goal; “to transform studio hours into feelings and joy within the sound frequencies.”

“I met Versus after we had releases close to each other on Repopulate Mars, and then I played their tracks and we started to talk, and then we had the idea to work on music together. So “good fun” was born, and the result was pretty cool. I hope you like it!”

G. Felix

‘Good Fun’ arrives on DSPs this Good Friday, 7th April on TRIVIUM.

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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