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Chet now goes by his birth name Nick Murphy, for your future reference, though he sounds just as sultry sexy cool, and this collab is definitely one of both artists’ bests. Major super jam alert! This gem is track one of three on the Lockjaw EP collaborative project between Future Classics friends Flume and Chet Faker. Also, that little squeal in the middle there kind of sounds like a guinea pig. This is a hold you cell phone light to the sky moment. This is a put your hand on your heart and sway kind of sing-along. It was only a promo single, not even given it’s own official single release, but it’s certainly one of the artist’s most magical. It went double-platinum in his home country, and still strikes a deep chord in the hearts of fans whenever its stark and solemn intro rings through the air. It grabbed a lot of ears and saw the young producer nominated for the Australian Recording Industry’s Song of the Year. This seminal track comes from Flume’s debut self-titled LP, released in November 2012. The beat underneath somehow remains the star amid all that powerful identity. Flume wisely paired the California rapper’s rough and instantly recognizable rap with the charming softness of fellow Aussie Ku?ka. Vince Staples does not mess with a beat unless it’s dark, different, and damn cool. Flume is educating and enlightening the American masses, one tripped-out and abrasive song at a time.Ĩ.

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It’s all of those things paired with the fact that it managed to crack the top 30 on the Hot Dance/Electronic charts. It’s not that it has a cuss-word in the title, or that it stands out as unique in Flume’s song catalogue. The best part about “Wall Fuck” is not how weird and challenging it it. If you’ve got a weird friend who’s still never heard Flume before, this would be a perfect way to introduce said sub-rock dweller. It’s got that signature lazy rhythm, that chunky hand-clap beat, those wonky synths.

“Sleepless” was the winning submission, and it was subsequently released as his official debut.

Flume – “Sleepless” feat. Jezzabelle Doranįlume was signed to his Future Classics when he won an original production competition. star Caroline Polachek, British polymath-icon Damon Albarn, Spain’s Vergen Maria, France’s Oklouand fellow Australian Kučka, who returns following her standout turn on Skin.Flume Debuts 'Heater' in Promo Clip for Australian 'Lockout Law' Protestġ0. The album features a host of vocalists and collaborators, its cast list spanning new and household names from around the world-breakout U.S. Palaces is his most confident, mature and uncompromising work to date, a true testament to nurturing the relationships that make us whole and bring us peace. As Flume continued to forge a strong connection to his surroundings, the album he wanted to make started to form, eventually adopting a title to properly highlight the luxury and magic of the natural world. He and his neighbour and long-time collaborator, the visual artist Jonathan Zawada, became fascinated by the local wildlife, in particular the birds, collecting field recordings that ultimately worked their way in to the album. Settling in a coastal town in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Flume quickly found the inspiration he needed through reconnecting with the nature around him-the rolling hills, walking around barefoot, the green colour the sky turns before a big storm, growing and eating his own vegetables, the smell of rain. Palaces began to take shape when Flume returned to his native Australia after struggling to write music in Los Angeles at the beginning of the pandemic. Wildly acclaimed, Grammy-winning artist Flume returns with a new album, Palaces, out 20th May on Transgressive Records.

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