Joel Renker Gives Us Dance Vibes In “My Mind”

My Mind

Joel Renker

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A hypnotic, deep house single filled with infectious, feel-good sound.

Schiedam, Netherlands-based artist, Joel Renker, is a producer and multitalented musician; he plays various instruments and composes his own songs. Clearly, with this long-standing passion for creating, music has been an important part of Renker’s life since childhood. After taking inspiration from artists such as Avicii, he began producing and performing as a DJ at various clubs in the Netherlands. Since beginning, Renker has made his music available on Spotify, YouTube, and his own website. Additionally, he started his own production company, Renker Records. Joel Renker’s latest drop is the deep house single “My Mind,” and its accompanying lyric video.

With a laidback style, “My Mind” offers plenty of dance vibes to draw you in. Lyrics like “Everytime you leave you can wait to come back” and “You be on your knees I tell you hit the road jack” reflect simply on a romantic relationship. By focusing on the track’s party vibes and nostalgic sounds, the single remains captivating through the stream of contagious beats. EDM fans will love the tune’s old-school house vibes, making this the perfect balance of modern and classic sound. Sp, stream “My Mind” by Joel Renker today for a taste of the old tunes mixed with the new.



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