
A cinematic collision of Lindsey Stirling’s acrobatic violin and Otto Knows’ signature Swedish house, delivering a high-gloss anthem of romantic devotion.
January 15, 2016 · Warner Music Sweden
Dying for You is a quintessential artifact of the mid-2010s progressive house era, but it distinguishes itself through a high-stakes collaboration with violinist Lindsey Stirling. The track functions as a bridge between the organic and the digital, opening with a delicate, almost classical sensibility before exploding into a wall of sound that feels engineered for the largest possible audience. It is music that aims for the rafters, using every tool in the producer's kit to elicit a physical and emotional response. The interplay between Alex Aris's soulful, desperate vocal delivery and Stirling's virtuosic string work creates a sense of urgency that many of its genre peers lack.
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