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Sebastian Carter remixes Bad Suns's "We Move Like The Ocean" [Download]

  • July 26, 2014
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California’s Bad Suns undoubtedly created something special with their track “We Move Like The Ocean” and really everything else they’ve created.  Just coming off the release of their debut album Language & Perspective, these guys have been garnering a lot of comparisons to bands like Two Door Cinema Club and The Killers because of their soaring guitars and vocals mixed with sun-filled melodies. Along with all the attention and praise, the band’s tracks have been getting a bit of the remix treatment as well. 

Swiss producer and musician Sebastian Carter cracks into Bad Suns’s “We Move Like The Ocean” and injects of nice dose of piano-driven house. While maintaining the framework of the original, Sebastian Carter strips the track of all its alternative leanings and turns it into a blissful anthem ready for the dancefloor. Make sure to grab this freebie and check out Bad Suns’s full length out now on Vagrant Records.

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