Autores: Yasmine Nicole Byrne, Clementine Maria Josephine Douglas, Sonny Fodera, Daniel Eugene O'Donnell
Etiqueta: Solotoko
Tipo: Dance
Sonny Fodera, Jazzy & D.O.D
release summer banger
'Somedays'
Dance music sensation Sonny Fodera returns with another of his irresistible house singles 'Somedays,' in collaboration with Jazzy & D.O.D and an epic music video to match. It comes hot on the heels of his last global smash hit 'Mind Still' which amassed 15M streams in under three months and was added to worldwide radio playlists on Kiss FM, BBC Radio 1 and CAD.
The brilliantly sultry vocals and melancholic chords of 'Somedays' are powered by sleek, future-facing drums. The atmospheric vocal builds the mood before feel-good pianos will get hands in the air and crowds of any size singing along.
Road testing the primed dance hit, Sonny has already performed 'Somedays' live at his epic and sold out Alexandra Palace show back in April and Longitude festival in June, causing huge crowd reactions. Following huge festival and club sets at Glastonbury, Hideout Festival, Brooklyn Mirage and more, Sonny also has another record breaking summer with the return of his annual 16-week Amnesia residency in Ibiza for the third year running as well as headline shows on the dance stage at Reading, Leeds Festival. He will also be headlining not one but two sold out shows at Warehouse Project in Manchester, becoming the first artist to sell out two dates without a lineup.
Sonny Fodera and singer/producer Jazzy have collaborted before to great acclaim on 'Life Lesson.' Jazzy has had chart topping hits such as ‘Make Me Feel Good’, and released her debut solo album ‘Constellations’ with single ‘Giving Me’ peaking at no.3 on the UK Singles Chart.
Meanwhile, British-born DJ and producer D.O.D continues to set sonic trends and rack up millions of streams to his name with his high-energy style and anthemic tunes like Gold certified ‘Still Sleepless’, which spent 21 consecutive weeks in the official UK Singles Charts as well as Gold certified ‘So Much In Love’ and epic collab with Jax Jones, ‘Won’t Forget For You’.
Eileen Carpio
release summer banger
'Somedays'
Dance music sensation Sonny Fodera returns with another of his irresistible house singles 'Somedays,' in collaboration with Jazzy & D.O.D and an epic music video to match. It comes hot on the heels of his last global smash hit 'Mind Still' which amassed 15M streams in under three months and was added to worldwide radio playlists on Kiss FM, BBC Radio 1 and CAD.
The brilliantly sultry vocals and melancholic chords of 'Somedays' are powered by sleek, future-facing drums. The atmospheric vocal builds the mood before feel-good pianos will get hands in the air and crowds of any size singing along.
Road testing the primed dance hit, Sonny has already performed 'Somedays' live at his epic and sold out Alexandra Palace show back in April and Longitude festival in June, causing huge crowd reactions. Following huge festival and club sets at Glastonbury, Hideout Festival, Brooklyn Mirage and more, Sonny also has another record breaking summer with the return of his annual 16-week Amnesia residency in Ibiza for the third year running as well as headline shows on the dance stage at Reading, Leeds Festival. He will also be headlining not one but two sold out shows at Warehouse Project in Manchester, becoming the first artist to sell out two dates without a lineup.
Sonny Fodera and singer/producer Jazzy have collaborted before to great acclaim on 'Life Lesson.' Jazzy has had chart topping hits such as ‘Make Me Feel Good’, and released her debut solo album ‘Constellations’ with single ‘Giving Me’ peaking at no.3 on the UK Singles Chart.
Meanwhile, British-born DJ and producer D.O.D continues to set sonic trends and rack up millions of streams to his name with his high-energy style and anthemic tunes like Gold certified ‘Still Sleepless’, which spent 21 consecutive weeks in the official UK Singles Charts as well as Gold certified ‘So Much In Love’ and epic collab with Jax Jones, ‘Won’t Forget For You’.
Eileen Carpio
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