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Miami Horror – "Colours In The Sky" (Feat. Cleopold)

  • November 12, 2013
  • Lauren Jefferson
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Ahead of their much anticipated sophomore release, synth pop band Miami Horror releases a joyous new track titled “Colours In The Sky.” The Aussies are notorious for delivering dreamy synths and summery disco. Expect nothing less from their newest track. Vocals from Cleopold capture the feel good energy and add a floating melody on top of Miami Horror’s enchanting chords. It all makes for a perfect example of what these guys do well.

 “Colours In The Sky” comes after the equally delicious track “Real Slow” which featured vocals from Sarah Chernoff of the Superhumanoids. At this point, the album is shaping up beautifully. Check out the official video for “Real Slow” below. The vinyl 7” version of “Colours In The Sky” comes backed with “Real Slow.” Find it exclusively via the Neon Gold Records website. 

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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDIJ-jqYulI[/youtube]

 

Miami Horror

"Colors In The Sky"(Feat. Cleopold)

  • Vitalic Noise
  • November 12, 2013
  • Colours In The Sky / Real Slow 7" via Neon Gold
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