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Kaleida gets dark with their new "Detune"

  • November 5, 2015
  • Lauren Jefferson
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London duo Kaleida first graced our ears about two years ago with their debut single “Think” and it’s since been wonderful listening track after track. Now after having a song in John Wick and the release of their full EP, Kaleida returns with a new track called “Detune.” It sees instrumentalist Cicely Goulder and singer Christina Wood taking a darker tune, but still carrying on heavy with the Nordic theme.

One of my favorite things about Kaleida is their ability to create such heavily emotive songs out such minimal production and simple melodies. “Detune” is the perfect example of what these ladies are capable of, and it’s so nice to see their return. Find this track and all of Kaleida’s other tunes out now from digital retailers like iTunes.

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