Adam Sellouk debuts on Purified with ‘Mirage’ EP

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October 17, 2022

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With his three-track, Mirage EP for Purified Records, young producer Adam Sellouk makes a forceful label debut and reveals his powerful sound.

The title track, which has been making appearances in performances worldwide in recent months, emanates a strong presence thanks to electric synths and authoritative vocals. It has been tried and tested on dance floors from Burning Man to The Brooklyn Mirage and has received strong endorsement from people like John Summit and Nora En Pure. Heavy basslines and rapid rhythms are used in ‘Void‘ to create a club-ready cut that develops progressively over time. With ‘Nightfall‘, Adam emphasizes his faultless production skills by combining hypnotic synths, celestial pads, and twinkling keys to transport listeners to another realm.

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