Categories: Deep HouseMusic

Swanky Tunes And Jeddak Link Up On The Fantastic ‘Never Look Back’!

Following up on their successful debut on Soave last year, Swanky Tunes continue their momentum with ‘Never Look Back’. The Russian DJ-trio have built up a smashing repertoire that sees over half a million monthly listeners on Spotify alone. This time, teaming up with the Ukrainian singer-songwriter Jeddak, they deliver a tightly-knit house hit that oozes in danceful energy while maintaining a sense of deep emotion in certain segments. It’s a brilliant piece of teamwork, one that we’re truly sure you’ll enjoy!

Russia’s most famous and maximum awarded DJ-trio worldwide known as Swanky Tunes pioneered the progressive and electro-house sound that proudly represents Russia and East Europe on the map of dance culture celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2018 and shows no signs of stopping growing as a DJ act every year. Hailing from Smolensk, Swanky Tunes made the entry in Top 100 DJ MAG in 2016 and proceeded to position #27 (Highest Climber) next year becoming 2019 the Russian act, staying in DJ MAG TOP 100 five years in a row. From their early releases with Tiesto, Kaskade, and R3hab to international hits like ‘Day By Day’ with LP and ultimate European radio and club banger ‘Fix Me’, through huge success of house single ‘Far From Home’ (over 14 million streams on Spotify, named Grand Slam on Slam FM) and Beatport chart-topper ‘Entertain Us’ ft. Far East Movement, Swanky Tunes are showing no signs of slowing down and keep releasing dance floor anthems like ‘In The Club’ released on Hexagon of Don Diablo. Swanky Tunes significant release as remix of LP‘s ‘Lost On You’ became 10th most played radio hit in East Europe and Russia in 2016 and during four weeks it became the most Shazam‘d track of the year. In 2018 they teamed up with LP to repeat that success and produce a new collaboration single ‘Day By Day‘. As a highlight, Swanky Tunes’ single ‘Here We Go’ was featured in the movie as official soundtrack for Fast & The Furious 6.

Dylan Smith

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