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Premiere: Steve Void & Syence "We Won't Leave You"

An unforgettable call to arms

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Premiere: Steve Void & Syence "We Won't Leave You"
David Kim

Emerging on the scene as one of dance music's go to remix extraordinaires, Dutch producer Steve Void boasts countless millions of plays like his on remix of The Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" that has garnished the artist with a cool seven million plays. More recently, fans have witnessed Void's artistic output evolve with virally successful originals like "Stronger" and "Burnin'" with Alex Adair.

Today, we're excited to unveil the next chapter of Void's career with brand new single "We Won't Leave You" with collaborator Syence. Out today via tastemaking label Lowly Palace, "We Won't Leave" is a lush production fusing ethereal and poignant vocals on top of a carefully crafted composition packed with heart stopping breakdowns and an utterly danceable groove. The song serves a much larger purpose as well according to Void. "I would say that is has an important message," says Void, "that it's up to the younger generation to take a stand andshow the world we ain't gonna let all this madness go on. No more stereotype minds and racism. We're all in this together."

Stream Steve Void & Syence's "We Won't Leave You" here:


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