Gryffin’s “PULSE” Album Download ZIP & MP3 Free Files
Gryffin is set to release his new album, PULSE, which he believes will signify a “new era” in his musical career. According to the chart-topping producer and musician, PULSE marks a return to his original love for dance music, bringing him the most inspiration he has felt in years. The album is expected to feature a more club-oriented and intense sound with faster tempos compared to Gryffin’s previous dance-pop style, as hinted in a recent teaser. Additionally, Gryffin has announced an upcoming collaboration with Dutch dance music legend Armin van Buuren, calling it a “banger.” However, it has not been confirmed if this song will be included in PULSE.
PULSE will be Gryffin’s third album, following Alive in 2022, which comes three years after his debut, Gravity. The latter album debuted at the top of the Dance/Electronic Albums chart on Billboard upon its release in 2019, marking a significant achievement for Gryffin.
Tracklist:
- MAGIC feat. babyidontlikeyou
- ENEMIES feat. Shift K3Y and bludnymph
- DANCE THROUGH THE NIGHT feat. Whethan and Norma Jean Martine
- FALLING TO PIECES ft. Ethan Holt
- LONELY feat. Slippy & Calle Lehmann
- MAGNET feat. Disco Lines and MAX
- WHERE ARE YOU TONIGHT feat. Zohara
- DANDELION ft. Olivia Sebastianelli
- SONAR HEART ft. PollyAnna
- ON THE LINE ft. Sacha
- WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG feat. Armin van Buuren
- THE REASON ft. John Newman
- I DON’T WANNA KNOW feat. Elderbrook
- LAST OF US feat. Rita Ora
About Artist:
Dan Griffith, an American musician, DJ, and music producer, was born on September 29, 1987. He performs under the stage name Gryffin, which is frequently stylized as GRYFFIN. He became well-known for his remixes of popular songs, including “Talking Body” by Tove Lo, “Animals” by Maroon 5, and “Desire” by Years & Years.
California’s San Francisco is where Gryffin was born. Gryffin was taught classically as a pianist growing up and picked up the guitar at a young age. To begin with, he practiced his instrument in bands. At the University of Southern California, where he studied electrical engineering, he spent a large portion of his free time working on music in his dorm room….read more
