Tom Swoon & Teamworx Release Explosive New Track, “Atom”!

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Tom Swoon & Teamworx Release Explosive New Track, “Atom”!

Finally, our prayers have been answered, Tom Swoon has put a name to the track that’s been stumping our Shazams since Ultra.

After a seemingly eternal wait since the original preview was released on March 30 via Soundcloud, “Atom” has officially been released. The original, by Nari and Milani, made massive waves in the electronic music scene. It was not long before Swedish House Mafia began incorporating “Atom” into almost every one of their sets, which further popularized the track. Now “Atom” is back and better than ever, with a rework by Tom Swoon and Israeli duo Teamworx that intensifies the track, while still managing to encapsulate the essence of the original. Played time after time again at Ultra Music Festival, “Atom” is already openly supported by major EDM players such as David Guetta, Hardwell, Martin Garrix and Zedd. Additionally, “Atom” has also already been listed as #1 on 1001 tracklists’ trending chart.

This release may not come as a surprise to some of Swoon’s followers on social media, however. After deleting three years worth of tweets off of his profile and posting seemingly, completely black photos on his Facebook and Instagram, some began pointing out a supposed hidden meaning within Swoon’s posts. Apparently, if you look closely enough at the photos, the numbers “X IV” can be made out. Followers speculated that this could mean Swoon could be releasing new music on April 10th, which happened to coincide with the release of “Atom.”

Whether the release of “Atom” was as meticulously calculated as some people may have thought or not, Swoon is undoubtedly going nowhere but up and I am beyond excited to see what he has in store for the rest of this year.

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Sydney attributes her love for music from her mom, who insisted on playing The Foo Fighters and The White Stripes rather than Kiss FM whenever she drove carpool and agreed to allow Sydney to attend Coachella in the eighth grade as long as she could go with her. That first festival only greater affirmed Sydney’s passion for the scene, but it was not until 2013 when she attended Swedish House Mafia’s One Last Tour concert in Los Angeles that she discovered electronic music. She was hooked instantly and has since attended a total of 23 festivals, with countless concerts in between. Sydney’s favorite artists include RL Grime, Jauz, Jai Wolf, Louis The Child, Slander, Bearson and Big Gigantic but she is constantly on the look out for new music and artists to dance to. When she’s not scouring the internet for new tracks or grooving at a concert, Sydney studies Journalism and Biology full-time at the University of Oregon.
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Sydney attributes her love for music from her mom, who insisted on playing The Foo Fighters and The White Stripes rather than Kiss FM whenever she drove carpool and agreed to allow Sydney to attend Coachella in the eighth grade as long as she could go with her. That first festival only greater affirmed Sydney’s passion for the scene, but it was not until 2013 when she attended Swedish House Mafia’s One Last Tour concert in Los Angeles that she discovered electronic music. She was hooked instantly and has since attended a total of 23 festivals, with countless concerts in between. Sydney’s favorite artists include RL Grime, Jauz, Jai Wolf, Louis The Child, Slander, Bearson and Big Gigantic but she is constantly on the look out for new music and artists to dance to. When she’s not scouring the internet for new tracks or grooving at a concert, Sydney studies Journalism and Biology full-time at the University of Oregon.

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