David Morales Delivers Golden Era Single

This is the first single from Morales' forthcoming album Changes, to be released on June 19 on Ultra Music.

"Golden Era" is a disco house hybrid that brings back the vibe of dance music's glory days while adding a contemporary twist. The original mix matches a warm, summery bassline and Latin percussion with Roisin Murphy's rich and bluesy tones. David Morales has been known throughout his tremendous career for his ability to write dance-oriented tracks that stand on their own as "true songs" and not "just tracks" that work only in a club setting. "Golden Era" is dance music for the heart and soul.

"Golden Era" opens the door to a new and exciting phase in David Morales' career. With interest in dance music now at all time high, Morales has been performing non-stop and gaining inspiration from a new generation of producers and fans. His new album, Changes, documents his transformation throughout the years while revealing that he never strayed too far from his classic sound despite an ever-changing industry�a testament to both his talent and widespread appeal.

In addition to, "Golden Era," Changes includes the 2011 hits "You Just Don't Love Me" (YJDLM) featuring Jonathan Mendelsohn and "Holiday" featuring Polina. Never before heard tracks include the symphonic disco-pop of "What Do You Believe?," big room piano licks on "Planet Called Love," the warm, Everything But The Girl-esque "Stay," the massive steel synths on "Last Time" and the tropical thunder of "Keeper," among others.