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Wasback Teams Up With Stefy De Cicco And Sam Tinnesz For “Fences”


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Fresh off his fresh cover of Kesha’s “Tik Tok” alongside Ella Young, Wasback is back with yet another explosive collaboration, teaming up with Italian production duo Stefy De Cicco and Nashville-based alternative star Sam Tinnesz for “Fences.” At just 21 years old, Wasback is one of the most promising new faces within dance music, while Stefy De Cicco is a name that’s been on the scene for over two decades, recently signing an exclusive contract with Universal Music.

Pairing infectious slap house rhythms with eclectic instrumentation, “Fences” is without a doubt an instant hit, perfectly suited for both the radio and the dancefloor. Sam Tinnesz delivers infectious vocal lines all throughout, staying true to his original style, while Wasback and Stefy De Cicco truly shine on the production, crafting the perfect instrumental for him to shine on, while also showcasing their unique production skills.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Wasback Teams Up With Stefy De Cicco And Sam Tinnesz For “Fences”

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