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♫ Stream: https://badr.ffm.to/badr445.oyd ♫ Free download: https://badr.ffm.to/badr445fd.oyd ◉ Don't miss out on our releases. Subscribe here: @biganddirtyrecords ◉ Check out the ‘Into The Future’ playlist: beyourself.ffm.to/intothefuture.pbt ◉ Check out the ‘Game State’ playlist: beyourself.ffm.to/gamestate.pbt ◉ Follow us on Social Media: linktr.ee/biganddirtyrec ♫ Kom & Matt Lucker - Gonna Let You Go The restless energy of 2020 floods out on ‘Gonna Let You Go’, a tech-house rollercoaster from Kom back alongside Matt Lucker. The R3HAB remixers blast into the New Year with distinctive switches of juddering, dubstep-charged rhythms, generating their power from a sassy Emy Perez vocal popping bubblegum like Harley Quinn. Italy’s Kom, rising star status assisted by David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Fedde Le Grand and Nicky Romero, doubles up with another high octane house adventure aiming to ‘Erase the Shadow’, Nathan Brumley supplying moody vocals and calmly watching dark basslines bounce, splinter and skid off the turntables. ------------------------------- Big & Dirty Records We aspire to travel the world, only to worry about deadlines. We encourage freedom of speech, still rather stay quiet than cause a scene. We aim for real friendships but spend valuable time on our phones. Yet we find balance in music. Replace the contradictions with an addiction. ‘Cause music works like a drug. It makes us feel euphoric, relaxed, inspired, and intoxicated. Music pumps up the attitude, triggers our inner champion. It helps us achieve greatness. Work, love, party: whatever you do, give it your 100%. We will do nothing less for you. ▼ Follow Big & Dirty linktr.ee/biganddirtyrec ------------------------------- We aspire to travel the world, only to worry about deadlines. We encourage freedom of speech, still rather stay quiet than cause a scene. We aim for real friendships, but spend valuable time on our phones. Yet we find balance in music. Replace the contradictions with an addiction. ‘Cause music works like a drug. It makes us feel euphoric, relaxed, inspired and intoxicated. Music pumps up the attitude, triggers our inner champion. It helps us achieve greatness. Work, love, party: whatever you do, give it your 100%. We will do nothing less for you.