Coldbeat's 'Missing You' Got Featured on Beatport

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Blog post by Coldbeat.

Happened the last Monday (January 16) when we had released on Beatport our latest STEM package. Not only did we have it released on the Beatport STEM page front page, but also the Beatport main front page (home page).

It's important for artists having their music recognized like that, and it was definitely nice to see such a great feature.

Description of the song/ EP: Coldbeat is back, the Brazilian producer, "head" of Coldwave Records, strikes with a brand new Electro House/ EDM track. 'Missing You' features elements of classic old-school Electro House songs with the new EDM feeling. With catchy melodies and vocals, mixed with powerfull bassdrums and basslines, 'Missing You' is sure to take the audience into a whole new level of ecstasy and give a new boost to playlists and dancefloors worldwide.

You can download 'Missing You' on Beatport clicking here, and if you're already taking advantage from the new STEM music file format for your live performances, download 'Missing You' from this page.

If you still have some questions and you want to know more about the new music file format by Native Instruments, I would like to suggest some of my previous blog posts:

Learn about Native Instruments exciting new music format, STEMS

Introducing - Beatport Stems

But of course, I'll always be here to help if you have further questions or issues, drop by and leave me a message.

Tune in with 'Missing You':

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