Norman Doray & NERVO ft Cookie –

Something To Believe In

 

Norman Doray and NERVO seem to be wielding a huge arsenal of impossible weaponry on this collaboration. Something To Believe In originates from titanic turntables only to collapse into a series of drastic divine drops. The purposeful and passionate production demonstrates magic melodies and turbo charged, heart flat lining dimensions.

Most importantly the song has an interesting, unconventional structure. The majority of current house tracks have drops separated by intervening plateaux that are usually used to avoid overdosing the listener with the best house sounds. Something To Believe In takes a different approach. The track is constructed by a two minute long, epic build-up that finally breaks into a transfixing, logic defying blast of pure house energy. This blast of energy then relapses into a second wave almost immediately.

Not only does this approach make it so infectious that you will be playing it non-stop for the next hour, but it also shows refreshing and imaginative brilliance. The inclusion of an arresting house lead, mixed with the angelic spine tingling notes emitted by a nexus piano, give the track an iridescent yet seismic quality. All of this is then finished off with an invigorating video that works in perfect harmony with the song.

Interestingly, the NERVO twins have not contributed their vocals on this track. Instead they have fully dedicated themselves towards completing the engineering of the track you see before you. Something To Believe In not only gives you an elevated sense of self-worth and empowerment, but also provides a suitable stadium anthem for the gods.

Rating: 10/10

 

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