Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano have received a lot of praise lately for giving talent a chance with their compilation series "The Tribe", and that recognition only motivated the Dutch to do more for the next generation of dance music. Today the two released "Better Things", a new single that puts the emerging talent on the record in the spotlight: GINGE and QG.
"Better Things" by Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano is bursting with self-confidence and zest for action. Presenting a strong, lively production that adapts effortlessly to the vocal narratives of GINGE and QG, this track is an anthem for anyone who doesn't just sit around waiting for life to come. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano are the archetypal pillars of the dance music scene.
Sunny James & Ryan Marciano
With almost two decades of scene experience with them, they are successful worldwide with songs like & # 39; Savages & # 39; (19 million streams), & # 39; Life After You & # 39; and the new addition & # 39; Summer Thing & # 39; (with Dragonette, Cat Dealers and Bruno Martini), cultivate their trademark with their own SONO imprint and travel regularly around the world with their concept Sexy By Nature, which reaches millions of dance music fans with a weekly radio broadcast.
QG
Paired with pre-COVID headline slots at the world's biggest festivals (e.g. Tomorrowland, Ultra Europe and Balaton Sound), the Amsterdam-based duo is undoubtedly one of the most consistent and productive house acts of our time.
WENT
Before Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano noticed, the Dutch act GINGE was selected for the Dutch Popronde and presented in the national outlet 3voor12. QG, the Manchester-based up-and-coming talent who completes the collaborative Trifecta, teamed up with Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano to co-write and produce songs during the pandemic, and even joined the duo on stage to do some their to test new material. While "Better Things" is easily proving to be a solid starting point, there is a lot more to come from these sensationalists in the near future.
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