Naste & Low Frequency Ft. Monty Wells release "Alive"

The 16 year old Andreas Danielsson, also named as Naste, is a Swedish guy who have been producing for almost 2 years. He loved electronic music the first time he heard it. When he found out how people could create it, he also start playing around in FL Studio. Since then he’s stuck with it. It became the only thing he wanted to do when he use his computer.

Romario Rubino-Smith, otherwise known as Low Frequency, started with a passion for music from a very young age. He played piano. After getting told by his first music teacher that he should quit because he wasn't good enough, he never gave up, and proceeded to get a distinction on his first exam. Ever since then he has been working hard music wise, switching over into electronic music from classical in mid 2012.

Having previously used a 10 year old PC running an early version of FL studio, he currently works on a macbook, using logic pro to create music.

About the track:

The track Alive started as a collaboration between (Naste) and Low Frequency. They got in contact by mistake. Low Frequency accidentally sent Naste a message that was meant for someone else. They started talking, and decided a few days later to make a track together. The track started to shape and Low Frequency contacted Monty Wells, a singer that he knew from the Netherlands.

He had placed the vocal from Monty's track "House of Cards" into the track. It sounded really good, so when Monty heard it he decided to join us, and wrote and recorded vocals for the track. Now almost 6 months after they started it's finally getting released.

Enjoy the music & play it loud!