Saturday, February 20, 2010

Studio - Life's A Beach 12"



Studio from Sweden is making beautiful organic electronic music that falls midway between dance, indie and electronica. A list of modern day comparisons would be with DFA, Fujiya & Miyagi,Lindstrom, Mogwai. Featured here are 2 remixes by Todd Terje and Prins Thomas with their signature trademarks to get some extra dancefloor orientated mixes. Excellent release - highly recommended.
Vinyl Rip at 320 Kbps

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