Video: 28 DAYS LATER Theme Song Gets Throbbing Synthwave Cover by 3FORCE
John Murphy’s iconic horror creation “In the House – In a Heartbeat” from the British horror drama 28 Days Later, receives an epic synth overhaul courtesy of 3FORCE in this brand new version! The track’s hair-raising atmosphere and unparalleled tension will please horror fans everywhere.
| “In the House – In a Heartbeat” is out now on all platforms from independent retro synth label FiXT Neon. |
| Stream / Purchase https://fanlink.to/ItHIaH |
About 3FORCE
Fusing modern EDM rhythms with retro synthesizers and injecting the result with a shot of science fiction, 3FORCE stand as pioneers in the new generation of synthwave artists.
The Russian trio took the synthwave world by storm with their electrifying debut, Intergalactic, whose mix of club-friendly beats and ‘80s melodic nostalgia established them as one of the most innovative artists on the edges of retro electronic music.
3FORCE experienced a breakout moment with the release of their follow-up album, Resistance, earning them acclaim from synthwave and EDM audiences while racking up over a million streams on Spotify alone. In 2018, 3FORCE signed a multi-album deal with independent synthwave label FiXT Neon, re-releasing their first two albums and embarking on a new creative path in the process.
2019 was punctuated by a series of remarkable singles leading up to the group’s latest full-length recording Divide & Collide, a creatively ambitious effort featuring collabs with diverse artists including Scandroid, Megan McDuffee, and Raizer. The warm reception to the release helped cement 3FORCE as one of the most popular artists creating cyberpunk music today.
In 2020, 3FORCE kicked off the release path to their next album with new tracks, “Pursuit” and “The Watchers”, with new singles planned well into 2021 via FiXT Neon.
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