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Recorded by Remus Rujinschi, “Tears In The Club – No Tears Mix” is an electrifying europop track mingled together with trap and a dreamy atmosphere. Born and based in Timisoara, the brilliant musician Remus Rujinschi takes his influence from top electronic music producers Ninski, Oliver, Avaion, Illangelo, KSHMR, Rob Late and Chainsmokers, and has successfully grasped skills over various genres including EDM, jazz, rock and classical.

“Tears In The Club – No Tears Mix” feels like the the tipsiness after you have a couple drinks. It is an absolute addictive mix leaving chills in your body.”

The utopian melodies created by Rujinschi are inspirited with a melancholic tone which sways you away. The track is an ethereal blend of pop, funk and electronic music with pint of rhythmic beauty, set up with surround of a dreamy soundscape and exquisite EDM feels. The lyrics “Be the sun when your days are cloudy/ Walking tall with your head up high” circle around the feels accompanying the risk that comes with moving forward, the bravery of not backing down in the hardest times of life experiencing serendipity in the most unpredictable way.

With an experience of over 30 years across numerous genres, Rujinschi has a vivid temptation to blend a certain seraphic celestial vibe to his creation, which makes his sound feel angelic. The track is a magical euphoric potion and listening to it has left me fazed and insatiable, and will surely do more wonders for you.

We had a chance to have a chat with this amazing artist and here’s how it went-

1. ‘Tears in the club’ sounds amazing! I wonder what is the story behind this emotive track?
Answer – The story behind this emotive track. Thank you for asking. The promise and risk associated with achieving self-realization and standing tall on our unique galactic journey are the focus of this track. Being different and hearing the song’s opening vocal section allowed me to release this mix by removing some aspects I thought wouldn’t suit and reprocess it. The phrase “tears in the club” refers to a style that is subtle, warped, and ethereal and typically conveys melancholy and apprehension about an aggressive beat on the dance floor. As long as it is contrastant, in my opinion, the distorted and ethereal style could equally address optimism. The fusion song on this song transports the listener on an emotional trip with its dreamy and ethereal background.

2. Your experience is clearly visible in the track, how did you start music and how did the musical spark ignite in you?
Answer- How did I start music and how did the musical spark ignite, It should be extremely early—possibly genetic—since I began to exhibit odd behavioural responses to music before I was five years old and shaped some melodic lines at a piano I had at home at a very young age, this convinced my parents to send me to music school.

3. The way you carry the track is beautiful. Is there any moment that happened during the making of this masterpiece that you’d like to share with your audience?
Answer- The contrast between the groove and vocals perfectly captures the essence of what tries to define “Tears In The Club – No Tears Mix” a standout track, even though the beat (yes, it is old in its essence) I am more familiar with the newer genres) has been intentionally created in order to not subjudge the audience being an emotional and not an overcrowded song with overplaced percussion elements.
I am aware that the majority of producers will consider either doing that or experiencing the biggest drop. 
The song is centred about feelings, it is not fast and not in the usual genres which will easily fit. This song was purposefully written so that it will not be what the other producers are expecting. The harmony is also purposefully left empty, and it does not begin with a rhythm or have a heavy groove. The elements are present, but rather than being expressed with heavy drum sounds, the used sounds are replaced by subtle clock element sound samples. The end, which everyone wanted to be explosive, will be replaced by other elements live because this will be my opening song.
The song’s ending is purposefully left open so that it can be replaced by other live parts each time it is performed live, such as vocal trap or other aspects, but not the heaviest accents with percutations. It might also be a segmented bass line, synthesiser, or anything else. 
I also understand what a radio sonng is, or how to pronounce the catchy phrase.
For those who can’t tell the difference between the variants, the difference can be heard in my auditions and acceptance, which is in my personal interest, in the polished sound and in the removal of things I felt didn’t belong in the song.
In order for you to hear a professional arrangement and be featured by the top level engineers on the planet, having an additional average level of feeling and comprehension than average, I have insisted on publishing this song. I believe in the song and in the vocalist’s potential. Of course, I could write a song and process it using plugin emulation to accomplish the task, or perhaps just the songwriting in essence plus guitar should convert half of the track’s current audience, but this song was released this time with a different goal in mind.
It is my opening track. 
I apologise to everyone who doesn’t enjoy this music or approach. I’ll do my best and go on to something else in the future.

4. Is there a message that you’d like to send out to our readers and your listeners?
Answer- To those who have chosen to listen to my songs, I would like to dedicate the music. They hold a special place in my heart, I owe them my music, and I would be honoured to connect with them on social media.

5. What helps you to keep going? There are surely times when everything seems impossible yet we all have that one thing that helps us through the hard times. What is that one thing for you?
Answer- Delivering my incredibly compressed future, live to my audience is what keeps me going.

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