With Thomas Newson at the controls, what you waiting for? Punching in a key sequence that brings to mind a couple of classics in Alcatraz’ ‘Give Me Luv’ and Ruff Driverz’ ‘Dreaming’, Newson aims for the sunshine but makes sure his beats are hotly tipped as they drive hard into the sand. A vocal snippet imagining house music as a hoedown to yeehaw to, ‘C’Mon Baby’ is a pumping groover with plenty of old skool big room dynamic, all about feeling good without giving up a forthright thrust.
Put simply, Thomas Newson has been going great guns – his story has checked out with Calvin Harris, Chris Lake, Low Steppa and Diplo, and half a million monthly listeners on Spotify is spectacular proof that his still blossoming career is on the move. Such statistics have some tipping him as the next heir to Holland’s house throne, particularly given his rocking of Armada Deep, In Charge and Big & Dirty, and storming the stages of Tomorrowland, Creamfields, Ultra Miami, Space and Ushuaia. And as the son of the legendary Marco V, it’s fair to say Newson has the instinct to give clubbers what they want in his blood.
“I wanted to make a tech/house track that fits both clubs and main stages!” declares Newson – it’s fair to say that ‘C’Mon Baby’ achieves both instantly, underlining the damn when it comes to sounding too damn glam.
‘C’Mon Baby’ is out now on Be Yourself Music, stream or buy the track here: https://beyourselfplay.nl/bymds165.opr
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