Samuel Manley, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 2 of 2 - Part 2

Samuel Manley

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Disclosure And Sam Smith’s Omen Blows Latch Out Of The Water

It's hard to tell whether a highly anticipated release will be worth the hype surrounding it, but we'll go on the record and say that Disclosure have exceeded my expectations with "Omen." The duo teaming up with UK superstar Sam Smith for the first time since their 2013 pop crossover mega-hit "Latch" turned so many heads that I had to write about it twice, but this song gets it right in so many ways that I'd be willing to cover a remix series or two as well just to sing its praises.

DubVision Teases New Single, Heart

The ID track ,"Heart," has been tempting fans this entire festival season, and now we can confirm DubVision as the tune's creators. They've recently uploaded a snippet of the single to Soundcloud, and it's just as euphoric as you'd imagine.

Flume Doesn’t Want To Rush His Upcoming Album

No conversation about future bass and contemporary midtempo is complete without mention of Sydney, Australia-based Flume, which makes the impending release of his follow-up album all the more anticipated. To make it even more so, Harley Streten himself recently sat down with NME to discuss his upcoming effort and revealed some enlightening details in the process.

Hot Since 82’s Play The Room Does Just That

House music has re-entered the dance music world's collective orbit once again, making Hot Since 82's name as relevant as ever over the past couple of years. The Leeds-based DJ/producer has delivered once more with "Play The Room," a soulful tech house groove that calls upon the universal appeal of a stripped-down four-four beat to unite dance floors the world over with its rhythms.

Dash Berlin Gives Don’t Look Down An Uplifting Remix

Amid one of the more bizarre scares to hit social media in recents months the timing may not have been ideal for Dash Berlin to drop such a high-profile remix, because when it comes down to it it's not all that memorable in the first place. The trance trio has tried their hand at Martin Garrix and Usher's "Don't Look Down" - several months too late and with little to stimulate the imagination.