Following the release of their long-awaited collaboration with Above & Beyond, anamē release two remixes of ‘Gratitude’ (feat. Marty Longstaff). Debuted during Above & Beyond’s sold-out London festival at The Drumsheds in 2021, ‘Gratitude’ is both a jubilant vocal ballad and a tough, dancefloor filler.
During Above & Beyond’s winter tour, which sold nearly 70,000 tickets across the USA, the significance of this record to the group’s dedicated fan community was immediately apparent. It has cemented itself as a future classic alongside some of their best-loved anthems like ‘You Got To Go’ and ‘Thing Called Love’. ‘Gratitude’ marked the debut of anamē: a new alias from Swedish hitmaker Marcus Schössow and production partner Thomas Sagstad that has been streamed just under 1 million times on Spotify alone, with the already-blossoming project of anamē receiving 680,000 monthly listeners to date.
With their recent single ‘The Best Part’ vastly gaining over ½ million streams weekly, anamē are now poised to re-deliver ‘Gratitude’ as you’ve never heard it before, bringing a double dose of mixes that a musical departure from the original. The organic ‘anamē AM Mix’ sets a floaty, idyllic mood, while the ‘anamē PM Mix’ delivers darker melodic techno sounds, proving the perfect package to enchant and reinvigorate for the Summer season!
Above & Beyond and anamē feat. Marty Longstaff ‘Gratitude’ (anamē mixes) is out now on Anjunabeats!
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