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LOGO goes "Kingda Ka" for 'Kitsuné Maison 16' [Premiere]

  • October 24, 2014
  • Colin Tewksbury
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A name synonymous with superior electronic releases, Kitsuné Maison has continually set standards in an industry plagued by unimaginative and conformist works.  For their 16th compilation, the venerated creative collective has amassed a crew of up-and-coming artists who will set the stage for the future of music. LOGO, the Parisian duo who have become label standards with tracks like "Fabrice", add their touch to the 16-track album with "Kingda Ka". Beginning with layered bass and hi hat, the song departs from normalcy through stretched vocal samples and rounded, but bouncy, synth melodies that meld together, coalescing into an innovative house work that begs to be put on repeat. 

Kitsuné Maison 16 drops on November 3rd, along with works from Tobtok, Davidian, and, of course, LOGO.

 

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"Kinda Ka"

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  • 2014-11-3
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