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What So Not succeeds on unannounced release of 'Gemini' EP

  • December 17, 2015
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Back in February 2015, electronic duo What So Not announced a big change for the group's future: the departure of Harley Steten of Flume. Moving forward into April 2015, What So Not debuted their first original release in some time, entitled "Gemini." Featuring powerful sledgehammering production and vocals from George Maple, the track came ahead of an EP that was done by both members of the group before Emoh Instead's journey forward as the group's solo member under the name. 

Today, What So Not has released the Gemini EP. Demonstrating why he's a current crown jewel of the OWSLA label, Gemini includes five moving tracks, a collaboration with Dillon Francis, through a clear, moody, low tempo electronica vision. The release marks a new era for What So Not, who, as a solo project will go by the name Emoh. The EP is available for free download today only, and available for purchase tomorrow. 

 

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