Vintage Culture, a Brazilian artist, ends the year in fine fashion with a unique two-track EP, Fractions, that is available today on Tomorrowland Music.
The ideal crowd-pleaser for an energized club night, guaranteed to grip dancefloors, has been curated by one of dance music’s most renowned artists and has two of his biggest club singles of 2022 (‘Fractions’ and ‘Agape’).
2022 was one of the best years of my life. I want to say thank you to the fans and the Tomorrowland family, with 2 strong club tracks to carry us through the holiday season. Now, with 2023 almost upon us, let’s finish off this year in a big way with ‘Agape’ and ‘Fractions.’ – Vintage Culture
‘Fractions’ comes in the shape of a dark, brooding progressive instrumental with tension rising throughout the entire tune, while the drop features an eye-opening synth that tingles the brain just right. With “Fractions,” Vintage Culture has closed out both of his Tomorrowland performances in July at the legendary main stage and the enchanted Crystal Garden, while he also played the song as the opening track of his at Tomorrowland Winter in March.
Fractions was included in the Official Tomorrowland Belgium 2022 Aftermovie, which was the icing on the cake. Meanwhile, “Agape” is a sophisticated progressive house weapon. The tune wonderfully encapsulates Vintage Culture’s distinctive production style by combining shimmering synths with melodic breakdowns.
Vintage Culture, who hails from the little town of Mundo Novo, has become an international sensation because of his songwriting, studio work, and engaging onstage presence. Already a household name in his homeland of Brazil, he has really been announced as the world’s #1 house DJ in the DJ Mag ‘Top 100’, while climbing to #11 in the overall poll.
Following the release of his Jorja Smith and Maverick Sabre remix in 2019, Vintage Culture’s career took off, and since then, he has achieved Platinum success on numerous singles and topped the Billboard Club / Dance and Spotify Dance Charts. Having collaborated with the likes of Roland Clark, Tiësto, Maxi Jazz, Sonny Fodera, Anabel Englund, and, most recently, Swedish House Mafia, he is known for his irresistible melodies combined with driving instrumental rhythms to create a mesmerizing style and sound which is uniquely recognizable.
With two more polished dance floor cuts, Vintage Culture closes up his most successful year yet.
