Dropped via Ensis Records, Love Hurts is a return to melody for the “Viking warrior”.
Hailing from Denmark, Terry Golden’s music has already been supported by many Top 100 artists, such as David Guetta, Don Diablo, Ferry Corsten, Yvez V, Hardwel, and Camelphat, to name a few.
He’s already released on established labels, too, including Play Records, Blanco Y Negro Music, and Sirup. The dance music producer and DJ is now singed to Voodoo Music, which is the music arm of the biggest mobile gaming company in the world. The firm has racked up more than 7 billion downloads and +150 million monthly subscribers.
Despite being a part of the Voodoo Music roster, his new releases are on Ensis Records & ICONYC. Ensis is one of the biggest dance music labels in Eastern Europe. ICONYC, split between Berlin and New York, is a full-spectrum media platform and label for contemporary electronic music.
‘Love Hurts’ revisits Terry Goldens’ interest in dynamic melodic house & techno production and comes on the heels of ‘Magic’ released just last month. The track features reverb and echo-laced synths reminiscent of some of Camelphat’s recent album Spiritual Milk—euphoric, sidechained, major key melodic synth techno.
Terry Golden has carved ut a rather unique personality in electronic music as the ‘Golden Viking Warrior’ a reflection of his Danish heritage and his larger that life personality.
Find out more on Terry Goldens’ website. Follow Terry Golden on Instagram.
Love Hurts is out now.
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