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GANZ Releases New EP “I’m Glad I Found U Pt.1” Showcasing His Unique Blend of Hip-Hop and Electronica

Amsterdam-based producer/DJ extraordinaire GANZ has released a new EP entitled “I’m Glad I Found U Pt.1”. This four-track EP features a kaleidoscope of bright synths, pounding electronic beats, and hip-hop, indie, pop, and avant-garde music elements.

The EP results from GANZ exploring and reworking his lost projects and showcasing his evolution as an artist. The intro track, “Shelter,” featuring vocals by Ebony Morrison/Chase Zara, sets the tone for the rest of the EP with its soaring, euphonic atmosphere. The fast-paced, energetic anthem of the EP, “Paper Pane Borders,” will surely lift the mood at any party.

For GANZ, this EP marks the beginning of a new chapter. He shares, “New year, new vibes and I’m ready to start again with a clean sheet. The EP carries so many big emotions, so it’s definitely one to play when getting in the party mood.”

The EP is a testament to GANZ’s unique sound and style, which has helped usher in a new era of electronic music. With over 200,000 monthly listeners and millions of streaming numbers, GANZ is poised to become a significant player in the music industry.

GANZ encourages others to follow their artistic vision and not to compare themselves to others. He affirms, “No one is better or worse. We’re all here to share our art; if you put some emotion into your work, nobody can say it’s bad. It’s just their taste.”

“I’m Glad I Found U Pt.1” is just the beginning, and fans can expect more exciting collaborations and releases from GANZ in the coming months.

For more information, follow GANZ on social media:

Instagram: @iamganz

Facebook: @GANZGVNZ

Twitter: @GANZGVNZ.

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