Smith & Sorren and Kyogre’s collaboration, “Dirty Dancer,” features prominently in Hood Politics’ ‘MMW 2024 Sampler’, showcasing a fresh approach to tech house music. Brandon Smith, of Smith & Sorren, lends his vocal talents to the track, giving a personal edge the experience and then some. With DJ Susan’s endorsement, “Dirty Dancer” has captured the attention of global audiences, characterized by its compelling mix of tech house beats and catchy vocal samples. This release demonstrates the artists’ ability to create tracks that resonate on dance floors worldwide.
New York’s Kyogre has made a noteworthy shift within the electronic music realm, focusing his talents on the tech house genre. His journey is highlighted by a significant presence on Beatport’s Bass House chart with “Move Like This” in collaboration with Corrupt (UK). His work has not only garnered respect from his contemporaries but also amassed a strong following.
Smith & Sorren, also from New York, have translated their close friendship into a successful professional duo within the music scene. Their productions have attracted attention from a wide listener base, securing placements on leading Spotify editorial playlists and support from industry heavyweights like Diplo and David Guetta. Their remix of Eliza Rose’s “Baddest Of Them All” has been particularly well-received, enjoying considerable popularity and radio play.
Hood Politics continues to assert its dominance in the house music landscape with this release. The label is celebrated for its knack for discovering and promoting exceptional talent, as demonstrated by their curated lineup for the upcoming Miami Music Week event on March 29th. This gathering is anticipated to be a memorable occasion for both fans and music professionals.
“Dirty Dancer” showcases the unique talents of Kyogre and Smith & Sorren ahead of the Hood Politics’ influential event. This collaboration serves as both a celebration of creative expression and an example of what hard word and true community can bring.