Paul Van Dyk & Sue McLaren - Love Is Enough [Vandit]

[skyriderz]

Iconic electronic music DJ and producer Paul van Dyk has joined forces once again with singer-songwriter Sue McLaren for their latest masterpiece, "Love Is Enough.
This surprise single marks their 10th collaboration and is set to be released on the renowned VANDIT Records label on April 05, 2024. The dynamic duo, known for their chart-topping hits and unmatched synergy, has delivered another emotionally charged anthem that encapsulates the spirit of love and unity.
"Love Is Enough" features Sue McLaren's enchanting vocals soaring over Paul van Dyk's signature production, creating an immersive sonic experience that resonates with listeners on a profound level. The track's poignant lyrics, "On a good day, Love is enough. And we reach up to the sky above, Oh on a good day," evoke a sense of optimism in a melancholic world through the transformative power of love.
Paul van Dyk, a luminary in the electronic music scene, expressed his excitement about the collaboration, saying, "Working with Sue is always a magical experience, and 'Love Is Enough' holds a special place in our hearts. We wanted to create something timeless, a tribute to the enduring power of love." Sue McLaren echoed these sentiments, stating, "Our musical journey together has been incredible, and I believe 'Love Is Enough' reflects the essence of our connection.

 

[Freezer]

The video edit is a strange mixture without any hi-hat and no proper bassline...
Shine Mix is the one I prefer here, its pretty good

 

[nightslapper]

Venture X mix is listenable, probably made by a different, decent producer.

the rest is typical post-2008 PvD, cheap trash

 

[NJRoddy]

Just no emotion. Trance my design manual. Oh how the great fallen.

 

[nightslapper]

how the great fallen.

well he literally did a while ago at ASOT event and still in legal dispute with ALDA events for compensation but it seems he won't get anything. his health was seriously damaged and he still needs expensive healthcare so his main focus later years was not on music at all but on making money to cover up the expenses. which is why hes having a lot of fake artists on VANDIT that pay to get released there. and releasing all kinds of cheap mainstream stuff, including the Vandit Alternative label for the utterly sameish melodic techno. no music just business