Roy Cohen’s Take Off (featuring K.O) is a track that builds off of the late-nineties female pop scene while having an intense dance beat that equally touches upon nineties house and today’s EDM. The rising and falling of the instrumentation vis-a-vis the vocals keeps Take Off hurtling along at a quick clip. The arrangements have their main goal as keeping fans on the dance floor, but I feel that there is a greater complexity to be had here. The call back to the eighties dance of Depeche Mode and Dead Or Alive is a nice homage, sounding fresh and new as Roy Cohen is putting his final touches on the song.
Roy Cohen – Take Off ft. K.O / https://www.djroycohen.com/ / https://open.spotify.com/album/5hyY9P1ae9MWIZN9GFmNhl
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