There Maaaay Be Some Phantoms

There Maaaay Be Some Phantoms [FREE DOWNLOAD]

OUT NOW! Run & Run (ADE EP)
https://www.beatport.com/release/ade-ep/5450379

Producer from Russia.
Alex Helder is a 31-year-old musician from Ivanovo. The main genres are EDM, Electronic, and Melodic House. 

Released by Smash The House, Hexagon (Generation Hex), FeelQ, Warner Music Phillipins (Sora), (Sirup)No Definition, Gahara, Digital Empire, (Black Hole) Game Room, (SONY) LAB Recordings, Chill Planet, Zero Cool, Diverge Records, No Face, Magnified, HUGE NETWORK, 

Supported by:
Don Diablo, Roan Shenoyy, Chester Young, The Cabas,
Showtek, Whaler, ROOBJACK, Kasa Remixoff, Emre Cizmeci, Alexander Cruel, Magic Sound, Massive Project, Zeesa, FranK-Lo, Manuele Calvosa, Astero, Blasterjaxx, Markhese, Dannic, Max Vangeli, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Tim Hox, YVES V, MorganJ, Jewelz & Sparks, Vessbroz, Pink Panda.

Promo/Demo: alexhelderofficial@gmail.com

You may request a free repost by contacting here: electricpromoagency@gmail.com

Thanks :)

DaveBlanch AKA Blanch (as a Trap producer) is a 25-year-old KID that produces Progressive House.

At the age of 5 years old Dave got his first radio where he heard for the first time what it was electronic dance music, those hours spended listening to two trance and house radiostations turned into hours spended in front of a Digital Audio Workstation at the age of 15.

The name comes from an American Dad episode “FartBreak Hotel”; Sarah Blanch is the concrete saleswoman who was reported to have driven into a river and presumed dead, he just liked the way “blanch” sounds.

He credits @Deadmau5, @Tritonal, Eleve and @AlexH as influences to his sound, those influences run deep in his tracks, wich Dave describes as ¨the melodic and emotional chords that inspired me when i was that kid listening to that new world called trance¨.

Dave plans to use this experience and influences as a platform to bring back the - ¨the 2000 trance music sensations that made me grow up with a mentality that music, besides being heard, should feel in the deepest of your brain, i think the world deserves bringing back that music¨.