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Track: The Diamond Age release new single, Seas Happen

  • September 12, 2014
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Following on from debut single ‘I might just be’, which received not only critical acclaim, but 10k plays on soundcloud, and led to an appearance at The Great Escape in Brighton, comes a new single Seas Happen, out on September 15th. Better still the Southampton duo, aka Matt Canning and Bill Acharjee, are giving the record away for free.
 
It opens with this warmness that immediately makes it something thats easy to cling on to. Theres pulsating synth basslines and these echoey guitar lines that weave their spidery spell over things. Its when it hits the chorus that it really sparkles though, with these tumbling synth lines and 808 claps breaking any resistance you might have had.

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