Da Mike - Sunrise

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Review by Jonathan Ross

Sunrise by Da Mike: A Glimpse into Electronic Bliss (2017) If you’re a fan of those late-night vibes that somehow manage to feel like sunrise, Da Mike’s Sunrise is your ticket. Released in 2017 under Tribe Records—a UK label with serious street cred—this album blends House and Afrobeat seamlessly. It’s not just music; it’s an experience. You can tell Zepherin Saint, the exec producer and A&R wizard, had his hands full making sure this thing popped. And let’s not forget Michael Balios—the mastermind behind writing and producing every track. Dude knows how to craft beats that stick. Now, I gotta shout out two tracks that really hit different: "Three" and "Sunrise 1987." Let me break it down for ya. "Three (Ambient Mix)" feels like floating on a cloud made of synth pads while someone whispers secrets about the universe directly into your soul. It’s smooth, chill, but layered enough to keep you hooked. The ambient version strips back some of the punchier elements from the original “Three,” giving it a dreamy, almost meditative vibe. Honestly, if this doesn’t make you wanna stare at the stars or zone out during a long drive, nothing will. Then there’s “Sunrise 1987,” which might as well be renamed “Good Morning, Soul.” This one kicks off with these warm, pulsing basslines that wrap around you like a hug from an old friend. There’s something nostalgic yet futuristic about it—a little nod to classic house mixed with that afrobeat groove. By the time the percussion kicks in, you’ll find yourself moving without even realizing it. Like… wait, was I dancing? Oh yeah, totally. What makes Sunrise stand out isn’t just its genre-bending sound—it’s the way it connects. Whether you’re vibing solo or throwing a party, these tracks have a way of slipping into your day and sticking around. Plus, knowing it came outta the UK adds a certain swagger to it. That British touch? Yeah, it shows. But here’s the kicker: listening to Sunrise feels like overhearing a conversation between the past and future. One minute you’re reminiscing about retro dance floors, the next you’re imagining neon-lit spaceships grooving through space. Weird flex, but true. So yeah, props to Da Mike and the whole crew for pulling this off. If you haven’t heard Sunrise, do yourself a favor and press play. Just don’t blame me when you start zoning out mid-conversation because “Three” came on again. Trust me, it happens.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Sunrise 19877:18
Three7:19
Three (Ambient Mix)5:09

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Catalog Numbers

TRIBE148

Labels

Tribe Records

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Formats

  • 3 × File
  • MP3
  • 320 kbps

Companies

RoleCompany
Mastered AtEarthworks Studios, London
Published ByTribe Music Publishing

Credits

RoleCredit
Executive-ProducerZepherin Saint
A&RZepherin Saint
Written-ByMichael Balios
ProducerMichael Balios

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Sunrise* by Da Mike blends House and Afrobeat seamlessly, thanks to the creative minds of Michael Balios and Zepherin Saint. What’s fascinating is that both the writing and production were done by Balios himself, while Saint took on double duties as the executive producer and A&R. Released in 2017 under Tribe Records in the UK, it features tracks like "Three (Ambient Mix)" and "Sunrise 1987," which feel like a nostalgic nod to classic house vibes with a modern twist. It’s wild how one team can fuse such rich sounds into a single project.