Truekolors and Amy Lyons’ New Track Is One You Will Play “Over And Over”
This hypnotic production will leave you wanting more. The production, produced by Truekolors and mixed and mastered by Justin Bates (Steve Aoki, Lil Jon, and David Guetta) is so upbeat you can’t help but to get up and dance. This is an instant mood-booster you can play at any party or gathering to ignite the crowd with electric energy. The heavy bass and house beats have truly been mastered by these talented artists. Amy Lyon’s soothing vocals add perfection to this hit. Listen below!
“The name “truekolors” came to life after his findings that science, philosophies, and many religions agree that vibration is the essence of everything in the Universe. We are blessed to be able to sense certain frequencies in warmth, sounds, and colors that form our emotions. In a world of sensory overload, it is easy to lose yourself, your purpose, your frequency, your colors. Find yours.”
- Truekolors
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