
The Stafford Brothers Reprise Million Voices , Otto Knows 2012 Progressive House Hit
The Stafford Brothers are making their way back to when the Swedish Otto Knows released ‘Million Voices’, the 2012 festival favorite. The tune still hits 15-years later, but the Stafford Brothers are not done with it as they supercharge the original, keeping the global rave tribe cry and progressive house intricacies but pulling in the stutter house and grade-A Stafford Brother energy.
“’Million Voices’ was an anthem of its era and we wanted to bring it back while still matching its festival-sized energy, with our own take.” -Stafford Brothers

Stafford Brothers ‘Million Voices’
2024 brought a Tomorrowland performance for the Aussie brothers and their tour keeps going with stops at incredible spots like FarOut Beach Club, Tropicana, center stage at the Rugby League Las Vegas and under the Ministry of Sounds Australia flag, never letting the kangaroo vibes leave the scene for too long. Vibes that Rolling Stones magazine just recently got the pair dubbed as “The 50 Greatest Electronic Music Acts of All Time”—what an easy decision.
Get where the Stafford Brother’s are at by keeping an eye on their upcoming shows and sample more of their selection from Purple Fly Records, Spinnin’, Armada, Thrive, and beyond.
As far as Otto Knows, he is rolling out designer dance music and keeping his career flying while always reflecting on his days with his buddy Avicii. Tune into his channel for his most recent release ‘Goodbye’, then take a look back at the original music video of ‘Million Voices’, and explore more progressive house of today through artists such as Hernan Cattaneo.
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