Description
A powerful release from French producer/DJ Dombrance, who has released music on major labels such as Virgin and Kitsuné Music, and even features remixes by Francois K and Lindstrom!
He is a musical maverick who released his debut full-length album last year and has performed relentlessly around the world, from Glastonbury Festival to Downtown Los Angeles and opening for Underworld at Mexico's Tropico Festival, among many more.
“Bayrou” is named after a politician who was indicted for embezzlement of public funds and forced to leave the government. It is a timeless electronic disco sound, featuring sweet chords and sparkling arpeggios that bring cosmic warmth to retro-futuristic beats. “Cope” is named after a politician who suddenly disappeared from public life after publicly misstating the price of a French pastry “pain au chocolat.” This fantastic track is a prickly seven-minute disco odyssey woven from pulsating synth sequences and crunchy percussion. Twitchy and edgy, it is perfect for peak time.
The legendary Francois K was the first to remix, transforming “Cope” into a psychedelic, otherworldly track. Scandi-disco king Lindstrom delivers an exotic remix of “Bayrou” that evokes a cocktail pool party filmed by David Lynch.
A1. Bayrou
A2. Cope (FK Remix)
B1. Bayrou (Lindstrom Remix)
B2. Cope
Dombrance is back with a colourful new EP on Discolypso featuring two new songs and remixes from a stellar cast, including Francois K, Lindstrom,
Dombrance has been described by The Sunday Times as a 'French Jarvis Cocker with a bushy moustache and flares'. He is a musical maverick who last year released his debut full-length album and performed relentlessly across the globe from Glastonbury Festival to Downtown Los Angeles, a set before Underworld at Tropico Festival in Mexico and many more.
‘Bayrou’ is a politician who had to leave the government barely after entering it after being indicted for embezzlement of public funds. It’s a timeless electronic disco sound with sugary chords and glistening arps that bring cosmic warmth to the retro-future beats. ‘Cope’ is a politician who disappeared suddenly from circulation after publicly mistaking the price of a ‘pain au chocolat’. The fantastic tune is a prickly seven-minute disco odyssey with pulsating synth sequences and crunchy percussion. It’s twitchy and edgy and perfect for peak time.
First to remix is the legendary Francois K, who flips ‘Cope’ into a psychedelic wonder that navigates in different directions and through several genres that will make dancers lose their minds. Scandi-disco king Lindstrom then comes through with an exotic remix of ‘Bayrou’ that makes you imagine a cocktail pool party filmed by David Lynch.
