Deep Reasoning - Dopamine Single Review

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Deep Reasoning is the rap name of Steven Bonner from Dublin. He has been making a name for himself on the hip hop scene for many years now. He spent some time in Boston in 2011 to learn from artists and producers and also to work on his first album "Student Of The Game" which was released later in 2015 after 4 years of hard work. Having spent the last year or two gigging around Dublin in places such as Underground, The International Bar and more recently winning a talent show in The Sugar Club with a rendition of "Forgot About Dre".


Now he returns with his brand new single "Dopamine" which is taken from the forthcoming album "Battle Of The Hemipsheres". The single features Rebecca Rose on guest vocals, produced by NooBeats and engineered by James Darkin at Black Mountain Studios.

"Dopamine" is the product of Deep Reasoning's studious ways. He has taken advice and direction  to add to his own talent and come up with what can only be described as a fucking whopping tune. It's old school hip hop at it's core with the addition of some electronic beats. Rebecca Rose brings an Evanescence feel to the track with her brilliant vocals. In a genre that can often produce absolute shite, this is pure gold.

The "Dopamine" launch party will be taking place on November 7that Underground in Dublin.

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