As premiered in Swedish House Mafia’s appearance at BBC Radio 1 Stories, People Of The Night is the lead single of AN21 and Max Vangeli’s forthcoming debut album on Steve Angello’s Size Records with the same name. Along with Whisper and many more, a new collection of offerings is emerging from the Swedish-American duo that joined forces in early 2010 for Gama and Swedish Beauty among others. As AN21 just unveiled the first single from the forthcoming album is set for release in late Summer, it seems we’re not far away from the major release of the headlining album single now, apparently also featuring the established Tiësto whom quite recently released the fluctating Miami smash alongside Mark Knight named Beautiful World. Given an exclusive spin in last night’s issue of the Essential Selection show on BBC Radio 1 by Pete Tong, this new single from the three jointed is a mighty contender for the tune of 2011 as the still young AN21 and Vangeli are highly topical with the soon to be released remix of Save The World which also got itself some exclusive air-time by Pete Tong in his Essential Selection show last night. With a hypnotically soulful vocal crossing path with the stirring and driving synth leads, People Of The Night is a worthy contestant of bringing recognition to its fellow superiors and the prestigious record label of Angello.
/Anton
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Anonymous says:
Nothing extraordinary. Pure shit
Anonymous1 says:
Riktigt dålig faktiskt.
Marcus says:
Lovar att det är Max Vangeli som har förstört den… det enda han duger till är att böja skärmen på sina Ed Hardy-kepsar till 180 grader…
Marcus says:
Skön vocal men resten är ju bara riiiiisigt
Chris says:
Damn this was a dissapointing. Vocals is absolutly horrible!
Jonas says:
these guys need to give up.. poor Tïesto
seb says:
glad I’m not the only one who thinks this is shit. Vocal doenst fit the synths AT ALL
really bad choice of tiesto to put his name with this track
Brodlek says:
nothing but shit.. it’s not original at all… It looks like avicii’s style;… but avicii is much better
Oracle says:
Vocal sounds realy baaaaad