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De̊ǰa provides infinite ecstasy with recent offering "Heavy Water"

  • March 18, 2014
  • Bronte Martin
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Melbourne-based De̊ǰa, a future-pop duo comprised of Haxx and Rromarin, are a project born and raised to fuse the digital with the organic. Following their 2013 release of De̊ǰa's debut EP Make Light, the two have quickly jumped into the next release, a highly anticipated second EP entitled Infinite Ecstatic. 

Hailing off of this forthcoming EP is "Heavy Water", a track that masterly merges heavy bass beats and delicate female vocals with deep introspect. Acting as a taste for what is in store for these young producers in the immediate future, the tune relishes in its progressive production style and diverse composition. 

Having made quite the name for themselves in Australia by supporting acts such as Panama and Clubfeet, De̊ǰa were also named triple j's unearthed feature artist for May 2013. The future, it seems, holds the potential for a growing transnational audience with the release of Infinite Ecstatic. 

To catch De̊ǰa live in Australia, the duo will be launching their new single at Ding Dong Lounge on April 5 in Melbourne, at Beach Rd Hotel on April 9 in Sydney, and at Spectrum on April 11 in Sydney. Check them out.

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