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Curbi Drops A Captivating Melodic House Gem ‘Safe & Sound’!

Keeping his hot streak alive, UK house prodigy Curbi has now dropped a captivating melodic house gem ‘Safe & Sound’. The brand-new track features a sweet minimal groove, gritty electronic effects, and a catchy drop, uniting two of the Brit’s trademarks: standout synth work and his expressive style, blending his inventive productions with sultry vocals – resulting in an angelic club-ready weapon of epic proportions tailor-made for the dancefloor. Being a true house enthusiast and having played the world’s biggest stages including Tomorrowland, Curbi is continuing to prove himself as a leading name in electronic music’s next generation.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2015 and rising to fame at the tender age of 16, 22-year-old DJ & producer Curbi’s passion to evolve and create his own unique sound is stronger than ever. With the melodic and intoxicating ‘Safe & Sound’ – selected as the campaign song of Tomorrowland Winter – the young producer is releasing the first single of his ‘The Pattern EP’, a high-energy club record featuring anthemic energy that shows off the house maestro’s abilities and how his sound has progressed. Set to release his EP on October 22nd via Tomorrowland Music, the UK dance music phenomenon is ready for a new step forward in his musical journey that will once again crown him as one of the greatest British talents today.

Curbi: “When the pandemic started, I delved more into a melodic sound and tried to do something with that. Over the course of last year, I really managed to nail my deepest and more melodic sounds and put them together in a way that I really felt comfortable with. This is when I came up with ‘Safe & Sound’. I’ve just been working on a lot of different and versatile stuff, playing with my vocals as well, trying to come up with cool vocal melodies and different atmospheres and themes. That’s kind of how it came about.”

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