Future Looks Bright Ft — Mr V Original Mix Mr V Max
It features a driving four-on-the-floor kick, bouncing synths, and a distinct, swirling vocal loop.
The track is available as an (approx. 8:00) and a shorter Single Version (4:11). It was widely supported by major industry figures like John Summit , Michael Bibi, and Hot Since 82 during its initial run. V's style? Max Dean - The Future Looks Bright Ft. Mr V Future Looks Bright Ft Mr V Original Mix Mr V Max
The song acts as both a dance floor "stepper" and a celebratory acknowledgement of house music's enduring evolution and growing community. Release History It was widely supported by major industry figures
The track is anchored by a spoken-word performance from Mr. V , who serves as a "house music guardian". His monologue addresses the next generation of listeners and creators: Mr V The song acts as both a
is a high-energy tech-house track by British rising star Max Dean , featuring a soulful and reflective monologue from house music veteran Mr. V . Released on October 28, 2022, under Lee Foss’s Repopulate Mars label, the song quickly became one of the most sought-after "IDs" of the 2022 festival season. Musical Profile
He notes that the "future looks bright" because a new wave of "kids" are entering the house music scene because it "feels right".
It features a driving four-on-the-floor kick, bouncing synths, and a distinct, swirling vocal loop.
The track is available as an (approx. 8:00) and a shorter Single Version (4:11). It was widely supported by major industry figures like John Summit , Michael Bibi, and Hot Since 82 during its initial run. V's style? Max Dean - The Future Looks Bright Ft. Mr V
The song acts as both a dance floor "stepper" and a celebratory acknowledgement of house music's enduring evolution and growing community. Release History
The track is anchored by a spoken-word performance from Mr. V , who serves as a "house music guardian". His monologue addresses the next generation of listeners and creators:
is a high-energy tech-house track by British rising star Max Dean , featuring a soulful and reflective monologue from house music veteran Mr. V . Released on October 28, 2022, under Lee Foss’s Repopulate Mars label, the song quickly became one of the most sought-after "IDs" of the 2022 festival season. Musical Profile
He notes that the "future looks bright" because a new wave of "kids" are entering the house music scene because it "feels right".
