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Host shares a ghostly remix of Lost In Tundra's "Tiger" [Premiere]

  • November 6, 2014
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London electronic duo Lost In Tundra (formerly Tundra) stirred up a bit of buzz in the blog world with their debut single “Tiger,” which will be released as an official single in December. Pulsating synths and airy vocals with a leering sense of melancholy make for a dark sounding track, but one that is somehow still comforting.

Today, EARMILK is bringing you the first taste of the Host remix of “Tiger.” Fully transforming the track into a masterpiece of the night, Host takes our creepy vibes and injects some dance floor killing deep house into the mix. There’s a hint of tribal flair in the rhythm, percussion, and also in the way the vocals have been cut and sampled. It gives off this primal feel that you can't help but move to. The screams of course make for the ultimate spooky house experience. Check it out below and look for Lost In Tundra's release next month.

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