Fauna, by Junge & Maedchen

Fauna

by Junge & Maedchen

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1.	Fauna 07:00	buy track
2.	Görls 05:31	buy track
3.	Fauna (Dole & Kom Remix) 07:07	buy track
4.	Görls (Mollono.Bass Remix) 04:10	buy track

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The Dub-ish sprinkling of the melody sounds like the colours of the sinking sun reflected from tropical saltwater. The hi hats rustle as cosy as palm leaves in the sweaty dark of a hot night. The bassline attacks our senses with an utterly contagious case of cheerfulness. Warm and housey – those are the main features of what Junge & Mädchen present here. So also Mollono.Bass shows us his clubby side in a classic remix of ‘Görls’, whereas Dole & Kom transform this track into something slightly more straight and techy, keeping up their signature style.

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released April 20, 2018

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