Brazilian electronic music visionary Vintage Culture joins forces with acclaimed Australian duo Shouse to unveil ‘Take Me (To The Sunrise)’, a charged melodic house cut that captures the beauty of connection. Built around Shouse’s unmistakable vocals and Vintage Culture’s warm production style, the track introduces a gentler dimension to his recent catalogue while still carrying the atmosphere and depth that define his global sound.
‘Take Me (To The Sunrise)’ unfolds with a glowing calm, carried by a pulse that feels both intimate and expansive. A soft riding bassline anchors the track while shimmering pads, delicate hi-hats, and subtle synth movements create a sense of open space. Shouse’s vocal performance floats above the production with clarity, hinting at nostalgia and hope. The result is a song that evokes the feeling of watching the horizon brighten beside someone you care about.
Vintage Culture shows a more reflective side on ‘Take Me (To The Sunrise)’. Where recent releases focused on high-energy club moments, this record leans into calm and warmth. Shouse’s sincere delivery adds depth without overpowering the production, making the song feel both cinematic and human.
As Vintage Culture continues to refine his sound, ‘Take Me (To The Sunrise)’ stands out as a moment of clarity – melodic, heartfelt, and crafted with intention.
‘Take Me (To The Sunrise)’ is out now via Hell Beach Records
About Vintage Culture
Vintage Culture is a powerhouse in electronic music. From a small town in Brazil to topping the Billboard, Spotify, and Beatport charts, he amassed 1.5 billion Spotify streams and earned multiple Diamond, Platinum, and Gold certifications.
His debut album Promised Land (2024) featured collaborations with The Temper Trap and Maverick Sabre, alongside a remix pack from Solomun, Camelphat, and others. He’s held residencies at Hï Ibiza and Wynn Las Vegas and headlined major festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC, and Burning Man.
He also launched Vintage Is A Festival, selling out stadiums across Brazil. In 2025, he continues his global rise with performances at Coachella, Movement Detroit, Awakenings, Sónar, and more.
About Shouse
Shouse is the project of Ed Service and Jack Madin, two long time friends from Melbourne and Naarm who create their own brand of weirdo house through playful experimentation with drum machines, synths, and vocal textures. Known for crafting global anthems with the help of their local choir, the duo has become a standout force in vocal driven electronic music. Their work often transforms live gatherings into moments of communitas, guiding audiences through collective emotion, shared movement, and rituals of transcendence. Shouse celebrates togetherness in its purest form, blending singing, dancing, and communal energy into an experience that feels both intimate and expansive.
