***Press Release***

RADIO ATLANTIS UNVEIL BIG DEBUT IN THEIR FEEL-GOOD SUMMER SINGLE 
TRUE COLOURS

BELGIAN HOUSE PRODUCER COMPUPHONIC AND US SINGER MARQUES TOLIVER JOIN FORCES TO PRESENT NEW PROJECT ‘RADIO ATLANTIS’

‘True Colours’ is the incredible debut single from Compuphonic and Marques Toliver’s ‘Radio Atlantis’. It’s a beautifully emotive pop moment which seamlessly weaves house music and African influences with a reflective yet euphoric message.

The duo first collaborated on the massively successful ‘Sunset’ which became a big summer record a couple of years back on super-cool Berlin label Get Physical, notching up 4m Spotify plays. They enjoyed the collaboration so much that they decided to start ‘Radio Atlantis’ to explore the more song-based sides of their tastes. 

Of the track, Toliver said “It’s a positive narrative which evokes a youthful nostalgia. I wanted it to be an anthem about being pure of heart despite being surrounded by the negativity of our world.”

Indeed True Colours is an unflinchingly positive moment which feels so timely right now, and looks destined to become a big record for summer 2016.

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violinist/singer/producer Marques Toliver

Within this sound cloud you will hear samples and productions arranged and manipulated by M. Toliver

The listener will also find tracks from Toliver's debut Ep, Butterflies Are Not.

In 2011 Toliver constructed his first mix tape, Studying For MY Ph.d while on tour and living in London. 

Shortly afterwards M. Toliver recorded his debut album. The first single from the record is, Magic Look. 

For more information about Marques Toliver be sure to find him at www.MarquesToliver.com



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