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Turtle gives understated spin on Phoria's "Emanate" [Premiere]

  • June 4, 2014
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Alt-electronic project Turtle, which has been created and curated by Glasgow-based Jon Cooper, has taken a stab at remixing Phoria's latest track "Emanate".

The tune, hailing off of the band's forthcoming Display EP (which is available June 2014 via X Novo), is now more minimalistic than ever. Radiating an understated vibe, Turtle dreamily concocts a new sound that thrives by picking up speed. The track's driving nature gives new meaning to the euphoric sound that Phoria so often accomplishes. 

The remix is available on Phoria's Soundcloud for free download.

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