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Low Steppa remixes Blonde's "Feel Good (It's Alright)" featuring Karen Harding

  • October 1, 2015
  • Steph Evans
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Earlier in summer 2015, UK production duo Blonde released their latest track, "Feel Good (It's Alright)." The single featured what have over the past few years become the guys' signature sound – upbeat, poolside house – rounded out by the vocals of Karen Harding. "Feel Good (It's Alright)" followed the success of Blonde's last two singles, and it's back again to be remixed by another UK artist – Low Steppa. We've seen lots of music coming from the Birmingham artist and his label Simma Black, but this time he's lending his hand to Blonde. On "Feel Good (It's Alright)," he's put in place what felt impossible – more feel good house grooves, led by garage-inspred beats and heavy piano chord progressions leading into a deeper exploration of the original. Check it out below and you can download the original track here via iTunes.

 
 
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Blonde on Tour:

October
22  – Glasgow Art School
23 – Manchester – Warehouse Project   **SOLD OUT
24 – Leeds – Canal Mills
27 –Sheffield – TTC – Foundry (Main)
28 –Newcastle – o2 Academy
30 – Nottingham – Rescue Rooms
31 –Birmingham – Rainbow Warehouse (Haunting)
 
November
5 –London – TBC
6 – Bristol – Marble Factory
7 – Oxford – O2 Academy (Switch)
 

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