Gorgon City Release New Song “Go Deep” Featuring Kamille and Ghosted

Gorgon City is an English electronic music duo consisting of members Foamo and RackNRuin with their first single “Real” topping the UK Singles Charts. Since then, the duo have been running an extremely successful music career that spans over three albums, four extended plays, and a whopping 17 singles.

More recently, Gorgon City has been hard at work on new music with their most recent single “Go Deep,” which features musicians Kamille and Ghosted. They have released a video in support of the new song, check it out below! The video begins on a percussive synth note that opens to what appears to be a tropical destination of some sort. The vocals of Kamille join in and a percussive beat starts to speed up the song to double time, allowing the singer to put more inflection and rhythm into the lyrics. The chorus drops in and the Gorgon City duo tricks their listeners, giving a moe sparse chorus that relies on the use of acid house type motifs. Throughout the video the image of the tropical forest acts as a Harry Potter Newspaper headline in that the plants in the picture move slightly with the flow of the song. “Go Deep” by Gorgon City is definitely just one of those singles that is going to yield quite a few incredible remixes as well as a new club banger around the world.  

Jeremy Bacharach: Born in Los Angeles, CA, Jeremy has always been a lover of music. After graduating Hamilton High School with a focus in technical theatre, Jeremy ventured forth to Portland, Oregon so as to study at Lewis and Clark College. After bouncing around majors, he decided to focus on music composition and theory for the purpose of understanding why he loves what he loves. Aside from his major studies in composition, Jeremy also partook in sutdying Jazz Guitar, choir, and piano for the pure joy (and the requirements). Being able to write about what has become the main focus in his life only brings more joy to Jeremy as he is extrmely grateful to be a part of mxdwn!
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