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    Published Friday, June 27, 2025· Updated Tuesday, March 03, 2026

    By EDM Army Editorial Team

    Adam Port, Stryv Malachiii Spark Summer with “Positions”

    After the explosive success of last year’s “Move,” Adam Port, Stryv, and Malachiii are back with a fresh follow-up — “Positions.” Released via Interscope, the new single picks up right where they left off: in that sweet spot between global grooves and late-night house, but with a new kind of polish.

    “Positions” doesn’t aim to outdo “Move” in volume — instead, it leans into texture and rhythm. The track radiates a summer energy that’s felt more than shouted. Built around a flowing Afrobeat-inspired groove, the percussion is tight but loose, giving just enough swing to make your shoulders move without demanding a full-on rave.

    Adam Port’s signature Keinemusik style is woven throughout: subtly hypnotic, rhythmically intricate, and emotionally tuned in. Stryv’s production balances the mix with warm pads and sunlit melodies, allowing space for Malachiii’s vocals to breathe. His voice is once again a standout — equal parts smooth and expressive, riding the beat with a relaxed confidence that fits the vibe perfectly.

    Rather than chasing the viral high of their previous hit, “Positions” feels like a natural continuation. It’s a track designed for golden hours, beach sunsets, and rooftop sessions — one that stays light on its feet while still bringing enough bounce to move a crowd.

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