DEVAULT’s sound has typically been focused on more emotional sounds and lyrics, while The Bloody Beetroots are known for their darker and harder aesthetic. ‘Hold On’ is a wash of both of these artists’ styles but there is a potent punk taste that permeates the bass lines, aggressive synths, and primal tempo- definitely an influence from Bob Rifo. There is an almost synthwave feel to this track, especially during the breaks, but it stays modern enough with the shorter rhythm and depth to its soundscape.

The mixing of both tight percussion lines and dreamy synths makes the track meaty in all the right places which is where the partnership between these artists really shines. The subtle ambient bass throbbing under the beat and synths is really delicious but so are the seamless transitions and rich tension that they create.

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In his second track released last Friday, QUIX keeps the anthemic feel of the original alive in his rendition, before turning it into a trap heater at the fifty-second mark, with drawn out notes and slower percussion giving the track a true time-warping feel. Otira takes us to the depths of a late-night Berlin rave with his remix, unleashing a punchy take on the classic that keeps your heart pumping until the very end. Made By Tsuki‘s flip is a gritty mid-tempo banger that keeps the energetic essence of the original while sprinkling it with a mean demeanour. Capping it all off is Dr. Fresch‘s booming bass house remix that proves why the LA-based veteran is at the top of the scene in all things house-related. With four unique versions, this remix pack of a true classic is sure to keep everyone entertained.

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