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• A progressive début by David Allen on Art & Music Recordings
• Delectable atmosphere paired efficiently with kinetic synth-line
• Utilizes a stimulating melody throughout for wholesome experience

With a major chunk of artists in the industry revisiting their roots, we will be focusing on the Italy-based talent David Allen, who is clearly stepping up on the scene with his quality and proficient productions. The twenty-year-old has garnered attention with his brand new single “Prophet”, released on the esteemed label of Art & Music Recordings, managed by the renowned Italian native Dr. Shiver. This progressive house record embeds the kinetics and emotions to capture your thoughts and deliver the requisite experience one can imagine and expect.

Showcasing a long list of heavyweights supporting Allen’s music, there is no doubt that this specific youngster has the capability to translate his ideas to the screen without falter. From Hardwell to Morgan Page, David has crafted his productions well-enough to impress luminaries. Last month saw the upbeat collaboration between the label-manager Dr. Shiver and Allen, which resulted in a track enriched with summer vibes, titled “Chemistry”. The contents of this single were cheery and opulent saxophones, leading a laid-back and tropical groove. The organic and inorganic components of the instrumental formed a delectable symphony, making it catchy and rhythmic. This successful and efficacious team-up certainly ensured Allen’s following work to be included in Art & Music.

Alright, let us revert our focus back to “Prophet”.

The kick and snare intro works up to a brief snare riser, which then leads to the monumental drop. This segment introduces encompassing atmosphere, dynamic saw synths playing out the main melody along with complementing bassline. These elements impart a trance-y feeling and simultaneously pump in the energy from those. Nevertheless, it straps the listener wholly for a lively and vibrant rendering. It halts as the breakdown sweeps in, this time putting the spotlight directly on the main melody hook. Utilizing a sublime pluck synth, the melody then gives space to the saw-synths, which picks it for a round of climactic play. This finally signs off with the last drop hitting in, roping in all the stamina generated from the breakdown.
To sum up, it would be justifiable to say that “Prophet” is another stunner from David Allen, and keeping an eye out on his oncoming works is unequivocally recommended by us.

You can listen to “Prophet” here:

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