CYRIL and Dean Lewis Join Forces With New Single
The Australian-born producer and DJ, CYRIL, has teamed up with fellow Australian singer/songwriter, Dean Lewis, to create a soulful yet lively new single titled “Fall At Your Feet.” The two artists are wildly and uniquely talented, so it’s no surprise that this single is nothing short of fantastic. As perfectly stated by Wonderland Magazine, “CYRIL delivers a dreamy, dynamic track that expertly chops Lewis’ soulful vocals with an understated yet infectious bassline.” The single perfectly highlights each of the artist’s talents with Lewis’ raw and emotional lyrics combined with CYRIL’s techno beats. In addition to the single, the two have also released a music video that visualizes the emotions that the lyrics convey. You can watch the video here.
CYRIL’s Journey
CYRIL officially began his musical journey in 2021 with single releases such as “Boss” and “Lucid Dreams.” It wasn’t until late 2023 that, “his breakout moment came with “Stumblin’ In.” The single dominated TikTok, streaming platforms, as well as radio, becoming the #1 most-played song in multiple countries. CYRIL boasts over 250 million streams and has gone Platinum and Gold in numerous countries.” The song “Stumblin’ In” was written by Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn. Suzi Quatro and Chris Norman originally sang the track in 1978. With his skilled mixing and producing, CYRIL puts an upbeat and electronic twist on the 70s classic.
Dean Lewis’s Journey
Dean Lewis released his first album, ‘A Place We Knew,’ in 2019 and gained immediate attention. His 2018 single “Be Alright,” now “has 1.8 billion streams and multiple Platinum certifications globally.” With over 16 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Lewis has definitely made a name for himself while growing and evolving as an artist. The Australian singer is currently gearing up for his World Tour. The tour will begin in October of this year and continue until May of 2025. Having already sold out shows in Melbourne, Sydney, London, and Amsterdam, fans are certainly eager to see what the 36-year-old folk singer has in store for them.