UK DJ & producer Chapter & Verse has unveiled his new single ‘Rain’ with accompanying B-side ‘U Wish’ out 29th October on the brand new dance label from Atlantic Records UK, SIGNAL >> SUPPLY.
The Doncaster-based artist kicks off proceedings with ‘Rain’, a high-energy tech house bomb, characterised by a pumping bassline, infectious hooks and hypnotic vocals. On the flipside, ‘U Wish’, a collaborative venture into bass-heavy waters with EchoStorms, juxtaposes sugar-sweet vocals with the most unruly of drops. ‘U Wish’ follows previous collaboration with EchoStorms on a joint remix of ‘Tidal Wave’ which marked the first joint production from Chapter & Verse and the skyrocketing electronic dance duo and has received DJ support from David Guetta, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Hardwell, Idris Elba and many more.
A new imprint from Atlantic Records UK focused on discovering and amplifying the hottest emerging talent within dance music, SIGNAL >> SUPPLY launched with single ‘Joy’ from Manchester-based artist salute, a track that has already been supported by the likes of Mall Grab, DJ Boring and India Jordan. It was followed by further releases from Ali Story and Higgo.
One of the fastest-rising artists in global dance music, Chapter & Verse has already received major nods from the industry elite including Claude VonStroke, Green Velvet, Roger Sanchez, MK, Sonny Fodera and Gorgon City among others. This year alone he dropped popular releases on the likes of Thrive, New State and Repopulate Mars.
Chapter & Verse, much like SIGNAL >> SUPPLY, continue to develop with every release.
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