Today, Sandro Cavazza has announced a new rework of recent single "So Much Better" in collaboration with past co-writer and musical comrade Lost Frequencies. The Belgian producer, whose 2014/15 smash hits "Are You With Me" and "Reality" topped dance charts around the globe, has found a sweet spot melding the original melodic moments with a fresh new electronic gloss that breathes new life into the already-captivating single. Stream Sandro Cavazza x Lost Frequencies - "So Much Better (Remix)"now HERE.
"So Much Better" is taken from Sandro Cavazza's self-titled debut EP, available everywhere nowHERE. The EP represents a body of work that delves deep into personal experiences portrayed through a universal lens while compromising no authenticity. As he puts it, "I really look up to artists who do what they want to do, who have a lot of integrity. Where you feel the decisions are made not around the dollar signs but by what they actually want to do." New single "So Much Better" showcases Cavazza's raw, undeniably powerful voice; this time, Cavazza's roaring vocal is seamlessly fused with a minimal tropical house beat. Having started the song with a simple and thematically broad top line, Cavazza progressed the track into an honest piece of music, confessing, "I re-wrote the song so that it would fit me personally." "So Much Better" follows his last single release, "Don't Hold Me," a track that marches forward with brooding elegance finding solace in its deeply personal confessional. Cavazza regards "Don't Hold Me" as a track about "a relationship that's not great for you and you need to let go," which lent itself naturally to last month's release of the emotive live session and acoustic version of the track. "Don't Hold Me" followed debut track, "What It Feels Like," a striking song mixing subtle electronics with lush string flourishes and cradled by Cavazza's gorgeous longing vocal. The self-titled EP is rounded out by track "What Kind Of Man," a gospel-inspired, soaring ode exploring Cavazza's take on what it means to be a man in the present day.Stream Lost Frequencies' new rework of "So Much Better" now, as well as Sandro Cavazza's self-titled debut EP, out now via Universal. Stay tuned for more to come soon.
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