Future Funk | Jerry Folk Releases A Smooth Future House Track Ahead of North American Tour

Posted by on April 14, 2016

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Jerry Folk has been known to deliver smooth, sensual nu-disco and house music that is appealing to the masses, as seen in his nearly 20 million SoundCloud streams. Now, the Norwegian producer is taking his signature sound on the road with his inaugural North American tour, which kicks off at Coachella this weekend and features stops at Hangout Music Festival before wrapping up at Camp Bisco. In addition to the exciting tour announcement, Folk has unveiled his latest release, “Been A While,” which delivers the perfect dose of vibey goodness. Lush harps and bubbly drums set the stage for the track before Folk introduces a howling guitar top line over the future bass production. “Been A While” is an easy choice for this summer’s dance music anthem, so check it out above, and make sure to take a peep at Jerry Folk’s tour dates after the jump.

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Bass | Jerry Folk Drops Collaborative Future Bass Gem, “You know”

Posted by on February 12, 2016

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Norway’s next star, Jerry Folk, has been on a steady, yet slow-burning ascent as he’s released several chart-topping tracks. Last year, he brought us his remix of Years & Years’ “Desire,” an original “Futura,” a hit remix of Oh Wonder’s “Lose It,” which racked up 13 million+ plays on SoundCloud alone, and more. Jerry didn’t waste any time in getting back on the release train with “To My Soul” last month, and he’s continuing to impress with another original, “You Know,” that he created with ELOQ during a visit in LA. This newest number is a future bass gem that a testament to both Jerry and ELOQ’s versatility in the studio.

Free Download: Jerry Folk x ELOQ – You Know

Nu Disco | Jerry Folk Takes Years & Years’ “Desire” Into Space With New Remix

Posted by on August 31, 2015


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With the release of Communion in the rearview mirror, Years & Years has been the subject of plenty of remixes this summer. Frontman Olly Alexander’s pop croons provide the perfect vocals for a talented producer to come in and work some magic, and the UK-based electronica band has already been remixed by the likes of Gryffin, Zac Samuel, and more, and today, Norway’s Jerry Folk has unveiled his remix of Years & Years’ “Desire.” Folk is no stranger to indie remixes, as his remix of Oh Wonder’s “Lose It” topped the Hype Machine charts on its way to 4.5 million plays in less than a year, and his “Desire” remix is a lesson in nu-disco. Disco-tinged synth stabs combine with electro-infused basslines and subtle percussions accents to give Folk’s remix a decidedly 70s feel.

Free Download: Years & Years (Jerry Folk Remix)

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Nu Disco | Jerry Folk Releases His Newest Nu-Disco Single “Futura”

Posted by on July 23, 2015

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Fresh off of his stellar remix of Oh Wonder’s “Lose It,” Jerry Folk is back with his second original, “Futura,” a nu-disco masterpiece that showcases the Norwegian producer’s various influences. It’s rare to find a producer who can float between genres as effortlessly as Jerry Folk, as his signature nu-disco style often blends with other influences like house and indie. Old-school, 70’s-inspired synths wash over the production in “Futura,” while a plucking bass guitar and driving piano melody gives the track a deep groove fitting for a 4 am warehouse rave. You can peep “Futura” above!

Free Download: Jerry Folk – Futura

Future House, RnB | Baby Bash – Suga Suga (Jerry Folk Remix)

Posted by on November 19, 2014

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Who knew they had this much groove in Norway? Taking us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane, Jerry Folk digs deep into this sweet classic by adding a funky bass-line and completely reviving those smooth vocals. We truly are “lifted-shifted” by the level of creativity Jerry Folk brings to this tune and even happier that it’s a free download. This is a tune I haven’t been able to take off repeat, and neither will you – enjoy!