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Little Daylight – "Name In Lights"

  • April 8, 2013
  • Jake Blair
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To say that New York indie-synth-pop-rockers Little Daylight aren't resting on any laurels would be an understatement. Having just released their first single, "Overdose", to rave reviews (and the top spot on HypeMachine), one might expect the trio to take it easy for a bit. Instead, Little Daylight released three masterful remixes of that track (a practice that they're quite familiar with) within the scope of a few weeks. And now, just two months after that first release, the band just released a second track: "Name In Lights".

Listeners will be happy to hear the groups knack for writing an infectious hook in their signature genre-defying and musically complex style. You can find the track below, along with a link to learn about Little Daylight's first tour (dubbed a "mini-tour"), with dates scattered about the East Coast.

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