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Friday Freebie: Slumberjack - Felon
It's time to get serious.. Today marks the probably the heaviest - and most exciting - Friday Freebie we've had the chance to share with you in some time. We've been following the progress of young Morgan and Fletcher AKA Slumberjack since their inception last year, and their latest release on the Die High Records label we feel marks a turning point. Their production game has always been on point, but Felon has taken what we know about the duo's penchant for the bass-heavy and turned it all the way up to down for what. With echoes of TNGHT (R.I.P), it delves head first into a deep, dank and dark club, only coming up for air with a delicate piano outro to pull you back to reality. Basically, It's the business, and you can cop a free download/stream it below, and follow the dudes on FACEBOOK, because we're looking forward to whatever comes next (which, coincidentally, will be destroying the Perf Stage at our own Circo Festival).
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London Grammar - Wasting My Young Years (The Aston Shuffle Remix)
Cuz it's the weekend and we feel like dancing to emotional club bangers.. If you tried to count the number of times people have remixed London Grammar you'd probably be counting for longer than you have left to live. Hey Now in particular has copped it over the past six months, which is why when we happened upon this rework of their latest single Wasting My Young Years, from Aussie duo The Aston Shuffle, we became a) happy, b) dancing, and c) thinking about the weekend. Hannah from LG's vocals will sound amazing over basically anything, but it doesn't mean you can't fuck up a remix. Fortunately this one is quite the opposite, with a fairly chilled housey take on it, and the addition of some steel drums to spice things up a bit. A restrained take on a beautiful song, that played at the right time will no doubt promote much hugging and proclamations of love in the club: