Hardwell FT. Mr Probz – Birds Fly (W&W Festival Remix)

4 December 2015
1 minute · By Staff Team
Hardwell's United We Are album

Hardwell‘s United We Are album has had one of the best remix treatments we’ve scene in recent times. Amazing remixes from Bingo Players, Kura, and Vicetone have already made waves in the dance community, and this time W&W flex their enormous festival muscles once more with their remix to “Birds Fly”.

What starts as a beautiful, minimally done piano intro accompanied by an atmospheric vocal by the uprising Mr. Probz, rapidly builds into that signature W&W pre-drop hype, leading up to a face melting massive synth lead kept alive by a thumping moombah beat. Festival season is never over so long as W&W has some stake in the game, and as long as they keep pumping out productions like this, it’s sure to stay that way for a very long time.

You can purchase or listen to the entire United We Are Remixed album on your music channel of choice, here.

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