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Opal Blue give us a new underground track "Way Down" [Premiere]

  • November 2, 2015
  • Lindsay Blair
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The enigmatic duo Opal Blue out of the UK are choosing to remain faceless right now, but that doesn't stop us from sharing some of their new music. Today we have the pleasure of premiering their new singe "Way Down". Calling it "#Moody" music, “ Way Down” comes fresh off their forthcoming EP, which is slated for release the top of next year.  Making their music geared towards the underground, their music is designed with sounds from reprocessed vocals and abnormalities, giving their tracks something that cannot be created with a production program. A dark, minimal, and melancholy single, the pair gives us some insight into what we can expect from their forthcoming EP. Go ahead and give it a spin below.

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