Nghtmre and Gunna released their single "Cash Cow" on November 15 and it's a devastating track that highlights the best of Nghtmre's production and the relentless lyrics of Gunna. The song comes almost nine months after Nghtmre collaborated with ASAP Ferg for the single "Redlight," and with the Portal Tour underway, making a stop at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, it would appear he is only getting started.
Nghtmre first came into existence back in 2014 with the single "Walking on Sunshine," coproduced by Richard Vission and featuring Jackie Boyz. The song has a pulsating dance beat with the textbook style of vocals that ring of the dance music culture at large. It wasn’t long before Nghtmre started to make a name for himself as a producer and DJ, and in 2015, Skrillex played an unreleased single by Nghtmre entitled "Street" during his Ultra Music Festival set, and as a result, the world began to pay attention to Nghtmre.
Not long after, Diplo signed Nghtmre to his Mad Decent label, long an oasis for dance and electronic producers looking to stretch their legs and tour. And soon Nghtmre began a world tour with fellow artist and collaborator Slander. The pair's EP Nuclear Bonds was released on Mad Decent and was the debut record release for Nghtmre.
Nuclear Bonds gives a chaotic take on dance music that takes an abrupt turn on its way to outer space. If you are looking for a record that advances the fist-pumping and dance-until-you-collapse agenda, Nuclear Bonds was a major advocate. The track "Power" is a hypnotizing and intense build-up that toggles between dark and light sounds. Then to follow up you have a track like "Gud Vibrations" that feels more like a feel-good summer jam than an electronic beat that sludges it's way out of the darkness.
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