Listen: Watermät & Tai - Frequency

Watermät goes one deeper with the follow up to Bullit.

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For fans of everything Spinnin’ Records and deep house, French producer Watermät (who you may remember from THIS massive tune) and German Tai have joined forces for Frequency, a groovy little number released through Spinnin’ Records this weekend. A blend of Watermät’s signature heavy synth, sharp vocal loops and piano chords come together on Frequency, sporting quite a summery vibe as overseas heads into their festival season. Premiered by Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1, Frequency is bound to rack up some airplay time and festival plays throughout their summer, and serve as a damn good little deep house jam in our clubs. Stream it below before it hits iTunes on March 30.

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