Arno Cost Develops New Sound For "Coming Alive" EP On Protocol Recordings

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) The Parisian wunderkind Arno Cost is back with a new sound on his first EP, "Coming Alive", which will be released on Nicky Romero's label Protocol Recordings. The two-song EP is a voyage of discovery for the young Parisian producer as he experiments with stricter house and progressive house styles on "1000 Suns" and the title track "Coming Alive" featuring beautiful vocals by River.
Arno Cost has already been a household name in the French electronic scene for quite some time now, and this new project ensures that he will continue the legacy of fellow French house heavy hitters like Martin Solveig, Bob Sinclar and David Guetta.
The "Coming Alive" EP also demonstrates Cost's prowess as a dynamic artist with the ability to lend his touch to different genres at ease. His melodies are perfectly complimented by River's ethereal vocals, which you may recognize from her hit in the UK with Tobtok, "Fast Cars". In line with the release, Protocol Recordings has started to expand its artist repertoire to release a broader range of music, and picking up Arno Cost was a power play.

Every rising star reaches a point where they break through the masses and into the vast atmosphere of full potential, and 2015 was that year for Arno Cost. The Parisian producer has quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the international dance music scene; he built his personal brand by creating a masterful blend of disco, house and pop that captivated fans and industry critics around the world.
Last year's accomplishments included "Coming Home", an Insomniac-sponsored remix contest for "Rising Love", teaming up with WAVO to release his video of "At Night", and especially hosting his own "When in Paris" sold-out night at the Amsterdam Dance Event. With its gorgeous instrumental melodies and supercharged rhythms, "Coming Alive" is only the beginning of this new sonic wave for Arno Cost.