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DEFEX and BLONDEWEARINGBLACK deliver tech-house stomper ‘We Are The Beat’

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September 16, 2022

By Erikas

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Bavaria-based DJ and producer DEFEX has teamed with iconic Ibiza singer BLONDEWEARINGBLACK to create a dancefloor weapon ‘We Are The Beat’.

Having releases on respected labels like Natura Viva, Voltaire Music, Variety Music, Moon Harbour, and more, DEFEX describes his sound as hard-hitting house and techno.

Speaking about the release, the original is a massive anthem combining tech-house, house, and techno elements. It also features a remix by London-based Maxinne, that delivers a deeper version with a bouncing groove and catchy bass.

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