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PLOY – "XIX" (Brett Remix)

  • July 10, 2013
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Brett's take on PLOY's "XIX" proves that minimalist electronic music can still evoke emotion. The Washington-based foursome comprised of Mick, Kevin, Jon, and David oozes summertime vibes with hazy melodies and a simple dance beat. Apparently that's all it takes to transform what was already a breathtaking track by fellow DC-ers, PLOY. 

Brett has kept busy with remixes of Teen Mom and Misun, while working extensively on a noteworthy album titled Rap Songs x Visions, released back in February of this year via Dub Frequency. Their indie dance sound was a perfect match for PLOY's bubbly electronic simplicity, challenging each note, lyric and melody.

For all you lucky folks in Washington, D.C., Brett will be playing DC9 on Saturday, July 13 with PLOY and Lightwaves. Grab your tickets. 

For the rest of us, I advise you to grab a cool drink, hang out on the deck and let your ears do the rest. 

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