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Addicted to You

"Addicted to You" is a track by Swedish producer Avicii featuring vocals from folk rock singer Audra Mae, released on his debut studio album True in 2013. The fourth single from that record, it blends electronic production with organic, country-tinged folk elements. For electric guitar players, this contrast makes it an interesting study in adapting melodic, acoustic-flavored lines to an electric context while working within an electronic arrangement.

  • Vocals are performed by Audra Mae, an American folk rock singer, giving the track a distinctly organic feel within an electronic production.
  • The song was co-written by four people, including Avicii and Arash Pournouri, reflecting a collaborative songwriting approach common in pop production.
  • "Addicted to You" appeared on True, Avicii's debut studio album from 2013, which heavily blended electronic music with folk and country influences.
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Fender Stratocaster

Avicii's go-to electric guitar for its articulate single-coil pickups that cut through dense electronic arrangements with clarity and definition. The Strat's bright, responsive character allowed his melodic lines to maintain dynamic sensitivity and finger-touch nuance while sitting naturally in layered production without heavy processing.

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