TATE SEDAR is a producer and DJ with an incredible ability to conjure thrilling musical moments across the spectrum of electronic music. Born in San Francisco, raised in London and now based in Los Angeles, his music reflects his multicultural journey and the diverse influences he’s absorbed along the way. His sound finds its shape in the form of powerful EDM, shimmering electronic pop and touches of progressive house and techno, all styles that have won him fans all over the world.
Since first sharing his sound in 2017, TATE has been on a consistent ascent through his high-energy studio releases, innovative remixes and memorable live performances. One of his breakout moments came in 2020 with a set at the EDC Virtual Rave-a-Thon, a performance that earned him a spot on the prestigious Insomniac Artists roster. From there, TATE has continued to impress by delivering infectious tracks that light up the airwaves and ignite dancefloors.
This year, he’s been exploring new creative avenues while juggling the busiest performance schedule of his career. Despite his demanding calendar, he’s made time to return to the studio, crafting both original tracks and remixes that continue to distill his thrilling and forward-thinking musical vision.
Among his recent projects, TATE has unveiled a sensational mash up titled “When You Hold My Hand.” This track skilfully fuses together Knock2’s modern classic “hold my hand (feat. Sophia Gripari)” with Afrojack’s “When You’re Gone,” one of TATE’s early influences. The result is a stunning blend of progressive and bass house elements which combine in this spectacular dance pop anthem.
The creation of this mash up was sparked when TATE was inspired during a reflective moment while listening to Afrojack’s “When You’re Gone” in his car. Noticing that the two tracks shared the same key, he found the perfect opportunity to bring them together via his own musical lens. Set up with the flicker of fuzzy synth textures, the bright 8-it vibes of the lead is met with spliced vocal samples as the beat and piano tones builds up the anticipation.
Jumping into an upbeat dance-focused sound full of punchy rhythms and pulsing synth layers, TATE lays down a truly euphoric burst of electronic energy before the arrangement dips down to make space for the elegant vocal lines to drift above warm piano chords. Gliding with lively rise and fall, the mash up flows through various switch ups to deliver an engrossing sound that sees the two tracks collide in an invigorating flurry of uptempo dance pop music, filtered through TATE SEDAR’s extraordinary sound.
Listen to When You Hold My Hand (TATE SEDAR Mash-Up) below
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