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DROELOE's latest single delivers "Many Words"

  • March 15, 2018
  • Edwin Tsang
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Woo! Dutch Duo DROELOE has once again blessed us with their creative use in the melody of their tracks.

We've been a huge fan of these dudes ever since their collaboration with fellow bitbird buddy San Holo on "Lines of the Broken," and now they're back with "Many Words" which gives off a feeling of bliss, delivered in a soothing sound.

The song has amazing progressive chords, holding their distinct sound that blends the vocals with a smooth future bass which is very different from the usual heavy drops that come from future bass tracks. It's a step back from some of their previous tracks, but still bringing the same energy. DROELOE never disappoints when it comes to their melody game; a very unique tune once again. 

Following up with this track, they've announced their US Tour this year, with more dates TBA. The track's topline speaks on the theme of what they're music is about and what you can expect to see at their show: a warm and genuine sound. 

Connect with DROELOE: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter

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Edwin Tsang

21, Vancouver based. Freelance Photographer/Videographer and Artist Manager. Email: edwin@gametheorymgmt.com | Instagram: @edwinsbook

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