Vicetone’s Elements gets a fresh interpretation by various artists.
Each song on the EP, is reimagined starting with Zack Martino’s “Something Strange” featuring Haley Reinhart remix showcasing house vibes. Remix contest winner Elton Kit brings his upbeat flare to “Fences” featuring Matt Wertz. With remixes also by Eminence and Sabai for “Home” and “Feels Like” featuring LAUR respectively, you can expect this package or music to have you joyfully singing along. Vicetone has much more down the pipeline, so stay tuned for more great music!
On their new EP Elements, Dutch production duo Vicetone realize their musical vision with greater precision and power than ever before. The follow-up to 2016’s Aurora, the EP is the first release recorded in the Nashville home custom-built to maximize Vicetone’s creative output: a state-of-the-art space housing two separate studios for longtime collaborators Ruben and Victor. The result is a body of work that expands on the melodic ingenuity shown in past hits like “Nevada”—now at 42 million streams on Spotify, bumping their total combined streams across all platforms to over a half- billion—and delivers Vicetone’s own distinct brand of endlessly surprising, emotionally charged dance music.
Growing up in the Dutch city of Groningen, Ruben and Victor started creating music together in college. Not long after making their debut with “Harmony” (a 2012 release on Monstercat), Vicetone began landing gigs around Europe, and soon took on a relentless touring schedule that now includes massive festivals all across the globe. Known for their high-energy live show, the duo aspires to bring that same unbridled vitality to their recordings—a mission that closely guided the making of Elements. “We’d never put out a song that we don’t get goosebumps from, either while producing it or playing it once it’s finished,” says Ruben. “To me, that’s the most incredible thing as a listener: to get an actual physical reaction from a piece of music. If we can give other people that feeling with our songs, then we’ve done our job.”
