Seven Lions and Above & Beyond Announce New Collaboration ‘Over Now’

Felipe Latorre Cabello — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 01:31:18 +0000

A multitude of brilliant minds collide for a single we’ve been waiting for since, at least, EDC Las Vegas.

This is a piece of news for those who love a beautifully crafted piece of art every now and then. Followers of Anjunabeats and Ophelia alike, get ready for what’s sure to become one of the most emblematic collaborations of the entire year. Melodic Dubstep legend Seven Lions meets Trance leaders Above & Beyond for an electric track, ‘Over Now‘.

Counting with the vocals of Sam Burger from the South African band Opposite The Other, ‘Over Now’ is the spiritual follow-up to ‘See The End‘, a track released in 2019, and which featured the exact same faces. Publicly announced for the first time during Above & Beyond’s EDC Las Vegas 2023 set, the track was labelled as an ID in the tracklist. Paavo, though, wrote on the EDCLV screen how it was a jam between them and Jeff.

“We’ve always loved Seven Lions. Jeff’s understanding of melody and songs is second to none.”
-Above & Beyond

The Announcement

The boys took it to Instagram to make a little teaser about the track, featuring images from their moment together at The Gorge for this year’s ABGT Weekender, and both of their logos. With that also announcing the release date of the awaited collaboration: September 22nd. Above & Beyond, Seven Lions, and Opposite The Other’s 2019 collaborative debut ‘See The End’ saw great numbers, becoming the #1 airplay record on the Mediabase Dance Chart and racking up over 19M streams on Spotify alone to date. Their next chapter promises to be as good as the first.

Songwriter and vocalist Sam Burger, the voice of ‘Opposite The Other’, is no stranger to making world-class music either. Under the band, he has supported acts like The Cure, Bastille, and The Lumineers, and teamed up with Seven Lions on a handful of songs. He is also part of the cast of the — on hold since 2020 — Acoustic III project for Above & Beyond.

“This song is about the hope that the light at the end of the tunnel will arrive sooner rather than later.“
-Sam Burger

Here’s to a week that will lead to the release of one of Above & Beyond and Sevel Lions’ most awaited tracks of the year. You can presave ‘Over Now’ by clicking here.

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The Path to Electric Forest: 8 Acts to Catch

Stan Shkrobor — Thu, 22 May 2014 22:48:41 +0000

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Electric Forest is slowly but surely creeping up on us, and we couldn’t be more excited. The veteran festival always features a diverse lineup that ranges from jam bands, hip-hop, and of course, dance music. This year’s offering is as eclectic and top notch as ever, and of course, we like to sort through it and give you, the readers, an idea of who we think is worth your time among the vast number of dance-centered acts. As always with these sorts of posts, this is far from an end-all-be-all list, and definitely not a ranking of any sort, people always seem to think so! Rather, it is a mere guideline for artists we think are worth your time when traversing the legendary Rothbury, Michigan festival. Check out our compilation below, and let us know who you’re looking forward to seeing the most.

Steve Angello

What a year it’s been for Steve Angello and his Size imprint. Celebrating 10 years of progressive beats and upper-echelon success, Steve has taken not only Size, but himself as well to the pinnacle of dance music. Playing energetic sets that meld together new tunes with that classic Angello sound, and a dash of Swedish House, this Electric Forest set is one we would recommend for any and all festival attendees, dance music fans or not.

Art Department

Kenny Glasgow and Jonny White have been in the game for a while, and know what they’re doing behind the decks to a tee. If you recall, a few months ago, the pair attracted the glare of the mainstream EDM community with their comments about DJing and what exactly goes on behind the decks. Of course, this didn’t go over so well with the mainstream conglomerate, and of course, the internet turned it back on them. Regardless, no one can argue that this duo doesn’t know what they’re doing. World-renowned for their mastery of their art form, and backed by legendary labels No.19 and Crosstown Rebels, you know AD is going to bring it on American soil.

Booka Shade

The legendary duo that is Booka Shade hardly need an introduction, or a post on a music blog about why you should be seeing them. The Get Physical label bosses are one of the most respected artists in the game, and their ability to skilfully plunge through aggressive beats and into soulful deep house is unparalleled -something you’d expect from a group that has been around since the mid 90s.

Kygo

What hasn’t been said about Kygo this Spring that we can say here? Not much. He’s not to be missed at Electric Forest, plain and simple. Kygo’s unique style of future house has taken the traditional house sounds found so often in Europe (and a bit masked in the U.S in exchange for big room and its many variants) and melded them with a twist of progressive beats and tropical flavors to form a variation that is as infectious as it is irresistible. He is in everyone’s ear right now, and has solidified himself and the sound as the next big thing to take form in the community at large. It would be foolish to not get a front row seat for his set time at the Forest.

Seven Lions

Fresh off a critically applauded EP release, Worlds Apart, Seven Lions is the master of blending dubstep with luscious builds, harmonies, and trance-like breakdowns. His sets feature a crowd pleasing blend of this unique style, along with the ability to bring in more aggressive trap styling and bursts of big room. Considering presences on polar opposite imprints such as Anjunabeats and OWSLA, Mr. Montalvo is truly a jack-of-all-trades producer.

What So Not

Similar to Kygo’s meteoric rise, What So Not is right there with him, however, in a different subset of genres. Wading more in club-friendly, trapstyled waters, the brainchild project of Flume and Emoh has garnered heaps of attention, primarily on the shoulders of anthems such as “Jaguar” and “Tell Me.” Their style is a powerful mix of bass music and pop infatuations that comes together to make one of the most sough after sounds of 2014. The Australian duo is well worth one of your precious slots in a festival schedule, as they are quickly becoming one of the hottest acts in dance music.

Marc Kinchen

The Anjunadeep mainstay, known to most simply as MK, has a knack for playing delightful sets of any length. Having the ability to entrance crowds for hours with his silky house attractions, Mr. Kinchen easily has the repertoire to firmly grasp a festival crowd with his penchant for singalong house anthems and melodic leanings. His remixes as of late have been proper to say the least, with re-works of HAIM’s “If I Could Change Your Mind,” Rudimental’s “Powerless,” and Lancelot’s “Givin It Up” taking the lead in energizing crowds. The industry veteran has all the right maneuvers and tricks to keep a crowd vibing, and is without a doubt a bright hidden gem among the trees at Electric Forest.

Isaac Tichauer

Isaac Tichauer is on here because of the gorgeous house music he has been crafting in 2014, and for his penchant as a master of the deep house/ future house genre and DJing it to a crowd. His French Express releases this year such as “Changes” and “Questions” are some of our favorites in the genre in the past few months, as is his remix of Lancelot’s “Givin It Up” via Anjunadeep. If you’re looking for a sultry, deep set from one of the best young stars in the scene, definitely visit Mr. Tichauer’s slot at The Forest.

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