Martin Garrix has created a lot of great tracks in his career, but he could have just made his most important. Teaming up with busker Mike Yung, “Dreamer” is a superb story of holding on your dreams and never giving up so long as you’ve got something to believe in.

Yung’s own personal narrative is representing is glistening clarity inside the song.  As a teen, he was found and signed up as an artist to RCA and CBS and finally landed at T-Electric, the same label held by Etta James and Luther Vandross. He had been gearing up for a household name when the label unexpectedly went bankrupt and his debut album never came out. After being made to locate a means to produce a living to help his family, he took his ability underground and started busking in the subway, where he’s been in the past 37 decades.

Even the 58-year-old vocalist appeared on America’s Got Talent this past year and forced it to the semi-finals, gaining nationwide recognition for his abilities, also catching the eye of a certain Dutch producer.

“Dreamer” is stylistically brand fresh for Garrix, melding pop appears with R&B vocals and a nearly blues-like mindset that is so unbelievably strong, originating from Yung’s words dripping with emotion and decades of hard labour. The song finally develops into a crescendo with the help of a cadre of backing vocalists who deliver the whole project to psychological heights only attained with the help of folks working together.

“Dreamer” has immediately become one of our favourite Martin Garrix tunes of all time. Mike Yung’s debut record I Will Never Give Up is anticipated until the end of 2018.

This article was initially printed on Your EDM. Resource: Martin Garrix Releases Mike Yung Collaboration “Dreamer” A Day Earlier Than Expected

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