Flume celebrates a decade of self-titled debut album with unreleased demo from 2014 – Dancing Astronaut

Anybody that had been following together with Flume‘s TikTok would have come throughout some attractive information within the final week. Flume not solely was below the impression that he misplaced the laptop computer he created his iconic self-titled debut album on, but in addition that it was past restore. That was till he fortuitously situated it once more simply days earlier than Flume celebrated its milestone 10-year anniversary and was someway in a position to put it again into use. And through a TikTok stay session, he revealed {that a} never-before-heard demo titled “Slugger” was one of many long-lost productions on mentioned laptop computer and it could be receiving an official launch within the coming days.

In becoming celebratory style of the album’s tenth journey across the solar, Flume has formally launched that forenamed observe, even leaving its actual file identify of “Slugger 1.4 [2014 Export.WAV)” to remain as close to its original state as he could. To say its classic Flume would be criminally understating just how much “Slugger” embodies the future bass mastery that propelled him towards A-list status, with its date rationalizing many listeners’ callout that it’s the ultimate sonic bridge between his work on Flume and Skin. And “Slugger” won’t be the sole addition to streaming platforms from Flume’s archives, with him also revealing that his legendary “Tennis Court” remix for Lorde will finally be available at some point in the near future.

.@flumemusic found and fixed the lost laptop he made ‘Flume’ on 👀

He’s doing a TikTok live Sunday to go through it ahead of the 10-year anny next week and will also be sharing something from it

(🎥: flume/TikTok) pic.twitter.com/Na617gaXKs

— Dancing Astronaut (@dancingastro) November 3, 2022

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