Xadis Remix Anthemic Dance Single Monster by DJ Korn Featuring Anna Pop
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Electronica Musician Xadis Remixes Anthemic Dance Single Monster by DJ Korn Featuring Anna Pop

German House Music Producer Teams Up with Rising EDM DJ and Vocal Talent for Rousing Dance Club Anthem

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Electronica Musician Xadis Remixes Anthemic Dance Single Monster by DJ Korn Featuring Anna Pop

German electronic producer Xadis has teamed with DJ Korn and songstress Anna Pop on the "Monster" EDM anthem. The enticing dance track by DJ Korn features the sassy diva vocals of Anna Pop. This teaming of these three artists on the electronica scene makes for an excellent adventure into a pleasing dance music journey.

DJ Korn's "Monster" happily bops along with big beats and remix wizardry from Xadis complemented by Anna Pop belting out power vocals. On the house music scene for some time now, Xadis has successfully lent his productions talents on a variety releases from the underground realm to the pop world. Now he's back for more.

"Monster" is certainly an EDM number that fits into a prime time DJ set in a 'big room' club plus it's in sync with the EDM pop sound so ubiquitous on today's radio airwaves. And that's a tasty treat for us dance music enthusiasts.

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