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30 Oct 2019

New Music 26/10/2019 (Part 2)

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Your Weekly Guide to What’s Hot in Music

These are the tracks that people are talking about:

Title	Artist	Comment
Million Voices	Armin van Buuren	What a week it has been for the God Daddy of Trance Armin van Buuren who released his seventh album this week. We played Balance last week and this week we are looking at his track Million Voices. This song is another from the 28 track album “‘Every day, you wake up a little more.’ That’s what my mother always says, and it means that you learn more about yourself and the world around you every day,” Armin said. “And she couldn’t be more right.‘Balance’ is a new chapter in my book of life, the result of venturing into known and unknown territories while finding the balance in between. I don’t want to think about what music should be. I want to think about what music could be.”
Need Your Love (With Noah Kahan)	Gryffin / Seven Lions	This song comes from Gryffin’s debut album Gravity. And I have to say that legitimately this is a real stunner of an album The song we are playing today is called Need Your Love and has been done alongside the skills of Noah Kahan and Seven Lions Noah is an American singer-songwriter of folk-infused pop who is known for his single “Young Blood” released in 2017.
All Comes Back To You	R3HAB	Rehab stylised as R3HAB shows now sign of slowing down for the end of the year with their latest track “All Comes Back To You” ahead of his northern hemisphere tour with Cash Cash This is after the single release of Exhale which we played last week “‘All Comes Back to You’ follows in the footsteps of ‘All Around The World’ with a groovy bassline, catchy vocals, and all-round positive vibes. I am proud to share it with the world.” – R3HAB

 

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