’80s music has been an influential force in recent years and Wild Style’s new single “Take Me Home” is a prime example.
Upon listening to the track, it quickly becomes clear that the funk, freestyle and Miami bass genres of that era have inspired the singer duo and their producer Richard Vission. Wild Style’s sound isn’t completely throwback though, as it also contains elements of today’s dance music, giving it a fresh twist.
Watch their video for “Take Me Home” above and download the track on DJcity.
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