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    HARBER Teams With NISHA & Luke Alexander on “Caught In A Rhythm” via Lowly

    By DJ LifeApril 12, 2024
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    On April 12, NY-based Billboard-charting and U.S. Dance Radio Top 10 DJ & producer HARBER reveals a 2024 summer anthem.

    Following a wildly successful 2023, HARBER has just dropped a 2024 summer anthem, “Caught In A Rhythm.” Joining forces with NISHA and Luke Alexander, the trio comes together to deliver an uptempo, high-energy, pop-dance record that’s going to contagiously be stuck in your head. Guaranteed to heat things up on the dance floor, “Caught In A Rhythm” is the perfect inclusion for any upcoming DJ sets, whether rooftop parties, music festivals, pool parties, pre-games, radio shows, car rides or road trips.

    “Caught In A Rhythm,” which possesses both futuristic house qualities and retro dance-pop elements is available now (Friday, April 12) through Lowly, HERE.

    “Caught In A Rhythm” follows HARBER’s other Lowly releases, “Beautiful Strangers,” “Falling For You” with Disco Fries (ft. Sydtherockerkid), “The Remedy” (ft. Alex Jones), and Medicine (ft. Sydtherockerkid). HARBER’s ’23 consisted of heavy rotation on the leading dance radio stations throughout the country (and world) with his Top 10 U.S. Dance Radio smash-hit “Medicine,” which also took him to the Top 10 on the Billboard chart.

    As his first release of 2024, “Caught In A Rhythm” marks the third official release collaboration – previously “Pieces” on Disco Fries’ Liftoff Recordings and “Feelings After Dark” with Michael Calfan on Tiësto’s Musical Freedom – between longtime collaborators HARBER and NISHA. When it comes to HARBER and Luke Alexander, the two have performed as co-headliners at Azure Rooftop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn as well as support for NOTD at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in NYC.

    HARBER Latest Lowly Luke Alexander NISHA

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