Overall, as a single, it opens up a very rich positive vibe, and IВ like it. It breaks down into an exotic guitar riff that is carried on by some rich synth bassline combos. Opening with a bright strumming guitars, the rich upbeat gospel vocals of uncredited singer Aloe BlaccВ accompany, giving this track a lot of life. True opens with Wake Me Up, the first single premiered by Avicii. Other tracks like вЂњHey BrotherвЂќ followed, and on the 13th September it was released through PRMD and Universal Island, featuring loud rich synths, feel good vocals and other tracks to dance to, but it starts to sound repetitive and recycled. In 2013, Avicii annouced and premiered tracks off of his first studio album, named вЂњTrueвЂќ, such as the pop inspired, gospel-like track вЂњWake Me UpвЂќ, which garnered a lot of attention. Since then heвЂ™s been grinding and working at his craft, with tracks such as вЂњI could be the OneвЂќ (with Nicky Romero) and other tracks.

Tim Bergling (known by many more as вЂњAvicii в—ўв—¤вЂќ) is a Swedish electronic musician and DJ that broke into the mainstream with вЂњLevelsвЂќ, which is currently sitting on 200 million views on YouTube andВ over 150 million Spotify listens and even a nomination for a Grammy alongside C alvin Harris & Ne-Yo, Skrillex and the likes of Swedish House Mafia and John Martin. вЂњAvicii cements himself in the pop/electronic dance world with вЂTrueвЂ™, filled with his typical anthemic sounds and massive feel good synths to accompany, but it all feels sameyвЂќ

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