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[iheartmoosiq]

It always blows my mind that some artists have the time to tend to both a solo career and projects with other gifted artists. Both SAKIMA and AObeats are busy musicians. SAKIMA just released his vibrant synthpop track Death Is In The Air a few weeks ago. As for talented producer AObeats, he just signed with TEN Music Group & Kobalt Music the other day. Yet, they’ve both found time to reunite as dynamic post-EDM duo SWIMS to give us Over Me, on which the pair again wed their individual styles to perfection. SAKIMA’s smooth sultry crooning glides over jazzy keys and AObeats’ mesmeric future beats production to create a snazzy simmering, airy flickering pop track. There’s no getting over Over Me, that’s for sure. Over Me is available via major platforms, here.

[dazzlingkai]

Hey it's a bit weird but: ana belen 💕💕

a – a girl like me by gugudan

n – nana by jay park

a – aim by m.i.b

b – big deal by nu’est

e – exodus by exo

l – like you by aobeats & eric nam

e – evil by shinee

n – nightmare by shinee

Send me your name and I’ll make you a mini playlist that start with those letters

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[noomynuss]

[tracksfordays]

Manila Killa & AOBeats - I’m OK (feat. Shaylen) [Matte Remix]

One of our favorite up and coming talents, Matte, has returned with another gem of a release. This time, the budding producer steps up to remix Manila Killa, AOBeats, and Shaylen’s hit, “I’m OK,” for the remix contest and delivers a melodic masterpiece.

Beginning with chill piano chords and muted guitar plucks that set a perfect foundation for Shaylen’s ethereal vocal performance, this remix instantly injects incredible emotion. Plucky melodies grace the top of the guitar plucks and piano chords and create a laidback, chill vibe, different from what we’re used to from Matte. However, rather than continuing this laidback house sound for the entire track, Matte surprises and impresses with a powerful and melodic electronica drop that sees him call on his signature synth sound that has helped him become one of our favorites. Be sure to stream this gem here and vote for Matte in the remix contest below!

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[babyweightmusic]

hey bbs. made a little thing that i've been rinsing out at gigs for a while now - and i finally made it available to u guys :3 stream / support here: http://bit.ly/2srQCur p.s. every vote i get via wavo is one step closer to official support from big beat records!

[iheartmoosiq]

The Wave links together a dream team of Moving Castle talent. It’s a seamlessly captivating combination of three distinct styles. On foolproof production duties is Los Angeles based AObeats, and weaving their unmistakable voices together divinely are Long Beach based Cambodian-American SATICA as well as genre defying, groundbreaking British artist SAKIMA. The trio of forward thinking musicians lavish us with a dreamy lilting blend of jazzy rich, breathy smooth electronica and R&B pop on their disarming tune, saturated with classy keys and an elastic vivacity. The chemistry between these three is more than obvious on the immaculate track, a brisk yet seductive, frisky and flirtatious bop. Ride The Wave and download from iTunes, here.

[iheartmoosiq]

Long Beach’s SATICA, who started out as a songwriter for K-pop powerhouse label SM, has quickly become one of our favorite rising artists in the female pop scene these past months. Not only has this daughter of Cambodian refugees lent her honeyed, breathy voice to Manila Killa’s Youth, but she’s also collaborated with genre bending post-EDM visionary Sakima. Now, SATICA has released her very own four track EP named Drippin, on which she dazzles us with her own forward thinking brand of R&B, future pop, and electronica. Aside from previously featured gems like Honey Whiskey and Dysfunctional with SAKIMA, Drippin also includes this gracefully teasing, sweetly wistful, and spry kittenish gem You Are Here, produced by Moving Castle label mate AObeats. SATICA coos over the song’s glistening web of nostalgia about the youthful rush of falling in love and the desperation this true longing oft creates. "In real life, the feeling is simple, you miss them and you love being around them," she says of the latest sonic earworm. "But sometimes it hurts." Stream SATICA’s debut EP Drippin, here.