German dark electro master, Extize, doesn't rest and presents another new single from the upcoming time-traveling album, DeLorean 666, which will be released on 20 May via darkTunes Music Group. This time, you can step into the timeless beauty of the 18th century with "Classic Love".
"Classic Love" is inspired by the iconic "Sarabande" by Handel, this track reimagines the brilliance of composers like Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, and Vivaldi, blending their symphonic masterpieces with the driving force of industrial techno. “Classic Love” transforms the elegance of the classical era into a high-energy anthem for today’s dancefloors. With nods to the greats like Tchaikovsky, Chopin, and Debussy, this song bridges centuries of music in one unforgettable rave.
Join the symphony of chaos and let "Classic Love" take you where no concerto ever dared to go. In case you've missed it, over HERE you can find the previously released "Renaissance Rave". Link
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