In a much-anticipated collaboration, Grammy-nominated duo Goodboys and Norwegian brothers KREAM have released their debut joint track, "Paradise," under the Tomorrowland Music label. This partnership melds Goodboys' distinctive vocal prowess with KREAM's dynamic approach to melodic house and techno, resulting in a track that stays true to their established styles without venturing into uncharted territory.
"Paradise" opens with the recognizable vocals of Goodboys, setting a familiar tone that fans have come to expect. KREAM's production complements this with polished, albeit conventional, beats that align with current melodic house trends. The lyrics convey a straightforward narrative of cherishing moments with a significant other, described as the closest experience to paradise. While the theme is heartfelt, it doesn't break new ground lyrically or conceptually.
This release continues the artists' ongoing relationship with Tomorrowland Music, a label known for promoting mainstream electronic acts. KREAM's recent endeavors include launching their own label, LIQUID:LAB, and releasing tracks like "Interstellar," "Arrival," and "Blue Symphony" featuring Jem Cooke. Goodboys have maintained their presence in the scene with collaborations alongside artists such as Armin van Buuren, 1991, and Vintage Culture.
While "Paradise" is poised to resonate with existing fans, it adheres closely to the artists' familiar formulas. Listeners seeking innovation or a departure from their previous work may find this track lacking in novelty. Nevertheless, "Paradise" is available now on major streaming platforms for those interested in experiencing the collaboration.