Flume offers away long-wanted tracks as free downloads
Flume has given away some long-wanted tracks to followers as free downloads.
Flume lately took to Discord to carry an ‘Ask Me Something’ session the place he was quizzed about one outdated observe particularly – titled ‘Greenpeace’.
In the course of the voice chat session, the musician shared a obtain hyperlink for the a lot wanted observe.
It was initially made for a part of a marketing campaign with Greenpeace Australia Pacific again in 2017 though that solely featured simply 90 seconds of audio (as per DJ Mag).
After the session, Flume shared the total observe and it’s eight-and-a-half minutes in size.
You possibly can take heed to the total model beneath. One other observe Flume shared known as ‘GET U STEP’ might be downloaded here.
Chatting with NME lately backstage at Mad Cool Pageant 2022, Flume revealed that he’s created a “full album’s value” of home music.
The Australian producer – actual identify Harley Streten – mentioned numerous initiatives that he’s been engaged on. His third album ‘Palaces’, launched again in Could, performed host to a spread of concepts which he hoped to later return to.
“I imply I’ve bought a full album’s value of home music that’s simply sitting there that I simply want to complete off,” stated Streten. “I’ve bought a great deal of demos, a few of them have gotten robust elements for certain. A few of them are trash, most of them are trash, however there’s undoubtedly some bits in there.”
The artist additionally defined that after Mad Cool Pageant, he’d be heading to the studio within the UK. “I’m about to go to London to do two weeks of periods, that’s type of the primary stuff [I’ve worked on since ‘Palaces’], so we’ll see.”
Requested if he might share who the periods can be with, Streten replied: “I feel I’m doing one with Fred Once more.. who I’m a giant fan of – however I feel that’s the very first thing that we’ve locked in. I simply determined to take the journey final week, however I made somewhat checklist of individuals I wished to [work with].”
In a four-star overview of Flume’s ‘Palaces’, NME stated the document see’s Streten “couple his floor-shaking, hit-making fashion with quieter moments of introspection, reaching new heights within the course of”.