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Bastille – "What Would You Do" (City High Cover)

  • October 25, 2011
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London-based solo musician Dan Smith is the voice behind Bastille.

Earlier this year, Smith released Bastille's first EP, Flaws/Icarus via Young and Lost Club.

The three-track EP introduced new listeners to Smith's booming voice as well as his experimentation with instrumentals that makes a very good impression from an up-and-coming artist.

Smith's upcoming EP, Laura Palmer, named after the Twin Peaks character, is to be released on November 11.

To keep all of us new fans to Bastille at bay, Smith has released his latest cover single of City High's "What Would You Do?" exclusively to Earmilk.

Listen to the track below, and make sure to keep an out for more coverage on this emerging English musician.

Bastille – What Would You Do? (City High cover)
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