New tune from the EDM artist from Sweden

Free Your Love

Free Your Love Tonight

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"This song is dedicated to my friend who dared to step away from a relationship that had left her starved for love and intimacy. When she met a new partner and was touched for the first time in years, she started crying overwhelmed by her feelings. She realised they hade been frozen for so many years only to suddenly been released all att once. I wish this inspires others to find their happiness and be true to themselves".

The sound of the song is a bit like Kate Bush did a EDM banger with Swedish House Mafia in 2015. Which in my opinion is the golden era for EDM. It's also a great follow-up to the song ”Time you got for love” that has been a big hit for me. Phatweel.

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It's a party anthem from the 🎧 EDM artist from Sweden

Is life supposed to be sad and boring?

Well it can be, but it doesn’t have to.

Phatwell is my reminder that life should be fun and you always should follow your dreams.

I believe that there’s always a way for everybody to change their life to be better, and to be happier.

Everything is up to you if you really want to make it happen.

Because the harsh truth is that you only have a certain amount of days on this earth.

Then you die, and then it didn’t really matter.

So don’t waste your time on boring and mean people that don’t care about you.

Don’t care about what they think, or say.

Change your life today.

There will never be a better day.

Take care!

/Phatwell

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Clubber music !! we need to dance more in this life

Phatwell it's an EDM artist from Sweden

The Love Story Between Man and Technology Gone Too Far

In a world teetering on the edge of irreversible change, the song We Started a Fire captures the essence of humanity’s complex and dangerous romance with technology. Over the past 250 years, we have nurtured and fueled this relationship, believing it would elevate us to new heights. But now, it feels as though we have reached the climax of this love story—one that has created the perfect storm of climate change, artificial intelligence, and totalitarianism. 

The song's timing is crucial. In an era marked by environmental crises, rapid AI development, and political instability, We Started a Fire feels like a prophetic warning. The "point of no return" isn't just poetic; it's a stark acknowledgment of the critical thresholds we've crossed, especially concerning climate change and digital ethics. The lyrics repeatedly drive home the inevitability of destruction: 

We started a fire, started a storm Started something we cannot control  We passed the point of no return  Started a fire  Now watch it burn

One of the most striking verses, ”You and me we were ecstasy, we were everything they wanted to be”, encapsulates the intoxicating allure of technology. It speaks to our initial fascination with innovation, how we embraced it with open arms, believing it would set us free. The metaphor of ”gasoline and a spark” further amplifies the volatility of this relationship, suggesting that our relentless pursuit of progress was always destined to ignite an uncontrollable blaze. 

This is more than a song; it’s a reflection of the times we live in. It’s a reminder that our love affair with technology, once full of promise, has led us to the precipice of destruction. Whether it serves as an elegy for what we have lost or a wake-up call for those willing to act remains to be seen. But one thing is certain—the fire is burning, and the world is watching. In its raw, unfiltered honesty, We Started a Fire holds up a mirror to humanity, daring us to face the reflection.

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