Fatum's Remix of Late Night Alumni's 'Only For Tonight' Out Now

Progressive. Sensuous. Exhilarating. In the two short years since electronic dance music act FATUM burst onto the international music scene, the group has attracted the interest of fans and global DJs alike. FATUM's new rework for Late Night Alumni has grabbed music-lovers by the ears. Late Night Alumni's "Only For Tonight" (FATUM Remix) is out now.

The FATUM Signature Mix doubles as a radio edit. It's characterized by an attention-grabbing synth pattern that evokes the authentic analog sounds made with tube compressors. Listen and one can practically feel the air whooshing through. The synth riffs on this progressive-house track make it instantly stand apart. A subtle tick-tock runs as FATUM brings the vocals of Late Night Alumni's Becky Jean Williams forward. With accessible lyrics and a catchy topline, this remix is as dancefloor-friendly as it is freakishly good.

The FATUM Signature Club Mix stretches the devilish synth pattern so that it takes longer to build. Laid over a solid 4/4 beat, the synth melody becomes a focal point of these two FATUM remixes. The juxtaposition of Williams' upfront, welcoming voice against the deep-house swagger of FATUM's instrumentation is at once jarring and seductive.

FATUM (pronounced "FATE-um") is the GRAMMY-nominated American electronic dance music act consisting of Bill Hamel, Chad Newbold, Bruce Karlsson and Daniel Davis established in 2015. With releases on leading record labels, Anjunabeats, Armada Music, Black Hole, Ultra Music, Big Beat/Atlantic and Ride, the group has made a rapid impact on the global dance music scene. With support from fellow artists, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, The Chainsmokers, Kaskade, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten and others, FATUM has quickly established their own toehold in the international dance music firmament. FATUM's remix of "Hold On" featuring singer/songwriter, Jes Brieden, earned the group a GRAMMY nomination for "Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical" in 2016. As a live act, FATUM can be seen performing at major festivals and nightclubs, often as part of the Anjunabeats branded events. The energy with which FATUM brings its progressive-sounding music to life is undeniable.

Listen to the FATUM remixes of Late Night Alumni's "Only For Tonight," here: https://ride.choons.at/onlyfortonight