Belgian DJ and producer Franky V! draws inspiration from titans like David Guetta and Calvin Harris while developing a signature sound that speaks to modern global concerns. His approach to production combines technical precision with emotional depth, creating tracks that work equally well in packed clubs and intimate listening sessions.
When the world gets heavy, music will always lift you up.
With his latest release, “Free At Last (Radio Edit)”, Franky V! mixes genres in a way that works perfectly. The track merges the EDM’s driving energy with Afrobeats’ infectious rhythms into something that sidesteps the typical electronic genre game. The song’s progression mirrors its message: beginning from tension and gradually building toward liberation. The subtle use of speech-like vocal elements is a clever artistic choice that brings the track to life.
Born from Franky V!’s observations of global division and conflict, the track converts anger into something ultimately hopeful. The Afrobeats influences aren’t mere stylistic choices but acknowledge music’s impact to unite across cultural boundaries. With “Free At Last (Radio Edit),” Franky V! has created protest music disguised as party music, or maybe it’s the other way around. Either way, it works.
“Free At Last (Radio Edit)” represents an artist using his platform to address real-world issues while maintaining the joy and energy that makes electronic music so powerful in the first place.
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