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STINT takes us to the "Promiseland" with his latest remix

  • September 11, 2014
  • Clark McCaskill
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Rising producer STINT is no stranger to experimenting in the unordinary and his latest remix his a proper testament. For his latest remix, STINT takes the smooth vocals of Canadian Alt-Pop artist Sebell’s track “Promiseland.” The original track is in the similar light of nouveau R&B artists like Frank Ocean and The Weeknd and pours over the auditory landscape like a smooth but stiff glass of bourbon. Utilizing a Kalimba (finger harp) STINT incorporates natural instrumentation with electronic instrumentation. The result is a massive sound that competes with the likes of Flume and other similar artists. The song is currently available for free download and we highly recommend you snag the track and give this ever-evolving artist a follow on soundcloud. If his preceding productions are anything like this one, he is one step away from the promiseland.

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Sebell – Promiseland [Stint Remix]

 

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