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    Deadlynoiz, FriendlyFire and DZ Collaborate for New Track Deadly Fire – Electric Mode

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    Deadlynoiz, FriendlyFire and DZ Collaborate for New Track Deadly Fire – Electric Mode


    Deadlynoiz, FriendlyFire and DZ have joined forces to deliver Deadly Fire, the debut collaboration between the three artists, with their first joint project in tearout dubstep. Featuring DZ vocals, the track blends bass-heavy production and vocal elements together in a release that builds on the contributions of all three artists, united in the aggressive sound of tearout.

    Building on Previous Collaborations

    Although Deadly Fire is the first original collaboration between Deadlynoiz and FriendlyFire, the pair have previously worked together, providing remixes of one another’s songs. Deadly Fire sees the two artists taking their relationship to the next level, working together on an original track for the first time.

    Adding DZ to the project provides another dimension, as his vocals add a new layer to this aggressive, bass-heavy production. Deadly Fire does not follow up on the previous collaborative format between the two artists, but builds on the existing creative connection, as all three artists collaborate on a release, each contributing towards the final production.

    A First Step Into Tearout Together

    With Deadly Fire, Deadlynoiz, FriendlyFire and DZ take their first steps into tearout dubstep together. The release retains the raw production values of the genre, while incorporating vocal elements, adding another dimension to the mix. The collaboration also marks a new milestone for the artists, bringing together their contributions on a single original release and building on the existing creative relationship between Deadlynoiz and FriendlyFire.

    Deadly Fire by Deadlynoiz and FriendlyFire, featuring DZ, is out now, available through the artists’ respective streaming platforms.

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