Very very cool song! He reminds me of Ferry Corsten style. TOP!

This  track better get played at my funeral or I won't be  going

Tom Ferry unleashes his base thumping remix of Brooklyn based producers TKDJS massive tune "Rolling" featuring vocalist Chrissy Quadros. Available on Spotify & Itunes February 22nd. 

@tkdjs - TKDJS
@chrissyquadros - Chrissy Quadros

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TKDJS - Rolling Feat. Chrissy Quadros (Tom Ferry Remix)

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Est. Oct 2013 

Liverpudlian production talent Tom Ferry has gone from small bedroom producer to a frontrunner in UK piano house and dance in a mere few
years.
Tom’s first notable achievement came in 2015 when his indie song 'Plateau' was picked up by Ultra Music, and was re-released as 'Better W ith
You' featuring Duane Harden, and breached the top 40 of Beatport’s Deep House Top 100 chart. The following year “Found it In You” was
released via Casual Jam records & Mr. Revillz and included a remix by the talented Matvey Emerson.

Being no stranger to remixes, Tom took matters into his own hands with his unofficial remix of Ariana Grande’s hit 'Into You'. Which scored him
the #1 Spot on Hype Machine, holds over 3 million plays and was included in Billboard’s "Top 8 Ariana Grande remixes of all time". Additionally
remixing for artists such as Felix Jaehn, Tritonal, INNA, and Giorgio Moroder.

'Remedy' a collaboration with legend Mike Mago has earned over 32 million streams to date. Tom also earned his first BBC Radio 1 premiere with
‘Runaway” featuring fellow countrywoman Karen Harding. He is also an Axtone approved artist, having released the 2 million streaming tune
'Lullaby' on the legendary imprint.

Starting off 2020 with 'Own The Night', this single scored him a sync opportunity and was used in the 92nd annual Academy Awards coverage
by ET. W ith no slowing down Tom revealed his major collaboration with Kiesza titled ‘I Think That I Like You’ which saw him return to Armada.
A fabulous music video featuring both Tom and Kiesza coincided with the release and a remix from Low Steppa also tagged along. 

We look forward to Tom Ferry’s next sonic venture. Stay tuned for the next chapter in the diary of this talented Brit.

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