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Loframes unwraps their synthy house for a Miami Horror's "Cellophane" remix [Download]

  • January 11, 2016
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Since making their debut in 2015, Loframes has been an undying source for scintillating deep house jams. Having charmed our ears with flawless remixes and singles, the duo returns with a remix of “Cellophane” originally from the latest album by Australian favorites Miami Horror. Franck Russo and James Yuill go for this chilled yet upbeat approach with a bouncy synth bass line running underneath the layers of production and lush vocals. It’s definitely a way to jolt the dance floor.

Loframes is giving away a limited download of their Miami Horror remix, so grab it before it’s gone. Look for the remix to be released later this month and much more to come from Loframes as the year progresses, including a new single out this spring.

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