New Release “Coconut Water” By We Are Gold And Tomi Saario’s Is A Classic Twist

Stunning us all by mixing infectious and modern beats alongside the classic 1983 hit “True” by Spandau Ballet, this new track is truly unforgettable. The artists add in new lyrics about love, tropics and summer time, which match perfectly with the melodies we all know so well. The visuals in the lyrics take your mind on a magical vacation, while the soothing production moves your body and soul. We Are Gold explains the enchanting process behind the creation of the song:
“The making of ‘Coconut Water’ was special. At first we had a song with a chord progression that was similar. The track had an 80’s vibe to it but we were stuck and didn’t know where to take it. It was missing something. We forgot about it for a while until we heard Spandau Balley’s legendary ‘True’ again That instantly gave us the idea to use the classic “Ah Ah Aaah” sample and finish the song.”
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