The fast-emerging producer If Found rolls in with a wave of hopefulness on his new single, “Good News,” featuring Kyle Reynolds, on SLANDER’s Heaven Sent imprint.
Given the treacherous times humanity has undergone in the last year, morale has obviously taken a massive nosedive on a global scale. As having our entire way of life uprooted by the calamitous pandemic, Carson Maki—better known by his alias, if found—is sweeping in with a song intended to shift our shared outlook for the better.
“Good News” is a veritable ray of sunshine, a radiant rock-infused number illuminating a path bound for brighter days left ahead. On it, he syncs up with lauded singer/songwriter Kyle Reynolds, whose charismatic vocal delivery adds a cheerful essence that’s wholeheartedly worth clinging onto.
Maki puts the weight of the world on his shoulders, lifting spirits up to the stratosphere with nonstop optimism emanating from his glowing guitar strums, serotonin-boosting melodies, heart-racing drums, and enough feel-good energy to eclipse every worry in existence.
“‘Good News’ is a song that encapsulates the desire to overcome long-standing adversity,” says if found. “It's one of the most meaningful songs I've worked on, and Heaven Sent is the perfect place for this uplifting melodic tune!”
Since launching the project in 2019, if found has triangulated a sublime sound splitting the difference between emotive electronic music and peppy pop punk. His background as a sound engineer only helps strengthen his case, which seemed to be an open-and-shut situation to begin with.
In such a short and impressive time span, he’s skyrocketed directly into the sights of heavy hitters from the likes of Alison Wonderland, Illenium, Don Diablo and more. On the other hand, SoCal’s Kyle Reynolds has a star-studded track record that’s impossible to
ignore.
His previous features read like a who’s who list of top-tier talent, including releases alongside Cheat Codes, Said The Sky and Two Friends. He’s currently riding high on a smash hit with Gryffin aptly titled “The Best Is Yet To Come,” because, as the title suggests, it appears to be playing out that way for him.
Whether you’re feeling down in the dumps or need a little extra shine in your smile, if found and Kyle Reynold’s “Good News” is here to help ease you into a better tomorrow.
