MATTIC (BR) and Meriva team up on Piece of Hope with remixes from D-Nox & Kamilo Sanclementé and Elan Myles. With over a decade in the making, Crema Club resident MATTIC is one of Brazils most promising electronic music talents. Bursting onto the scene in 2022, hes risen the ranks with releases on Additive Sounds, Ame Records and more, blending Indie Dance, Progressive, and Melodic House into a meleé of dense lines and powerful basslines. Equally, Meriva has spent the last five years growing his fan base with incendiary sets at Green Valley, Privilege, D-Edge and Pink Elephant, among others. Already picking up some early tastemaker plays from ZAC and J Doppler, Piece of Hope sees the Brazilian pairing once again pool their talents for another slice of dance floor dynamite. In original form, the track laps from the speakers with a sinewy grunt. Melodics throughout ebb and flow against the thunderous low end, building a head of steam thats hard to ignore. A deeper Dub version explores the cinematic soundscapes in greater detail. On remix duties, D-Nox and Kamilo Sanclementé add some playful carnival vibes and smooth out the originals grit for a subtle, yet devastating vocal ride. While Elan Myles drops a bass heavy glitzy trance reimagination thats packed full of soul and personality.

MATTIC (BR) and Meriva team up on Piece of Hope with remixes from D-Nox & Kamilo Sanclementé and Elan Myles. With over a decade in the making, Crema Club resident MATTIC is one of Brazils most promising electronic music talents. Bursting onto the scene in 2022, hes risen the ranks with releases on Additive Sounds, Ame Records and more, blending Indie Dance, Progressive, and Melodic House into a meleé of dense lines and powerful basslines. Equally, Meriva has spent the last five years growing his fan base with incendiary sets at Green Valley, Privilege, D-Edge and Pink Elephant, among others. Already picking up some early tastemaker plays from ZAC and J Doppler, Piece of Hope sees the Brazilian pairing once again pool their talents for another slice of dance floor dynamite. In original form, the track laps from the speakers with a sinewy grunt. Melodics throughout ebb and flow against the thunderous low end, building a head of steam thats hard to ignore. A deeper Dub version explores the cinematic soundscapes in greater detail. On remix duties, D-Nox and Kamilo Sanclementé add some playful carnival vibes and smooth out the originals grit for a subtle, yet devastating vocal ride. While Elan Myles drops a bass heavy glitzy trance reimagination thats packed full of soul and personality.