Dombrance - Double Trouble (Lindstrom Remix) [Discolypso]

Dombrance returns with a colorful new EP on Discolypso featuring two new songs and remixes from a stellar cast including Francois K and Lindstrom.

Dombrance has been described by The Sunday Times as a 'French Jarvis Cocker with a bushy mustache and flared pants'. He is a musical maverick who last year released his debut full-length album and performed tirelessly all over the world, from Glastonbury Festival to downtown Los Angeles, with a pre-show performance for Underworld at Festival Tropico in Mexico and many more.

‘Bayrou’ is a politician who had to leave the government shortly after entering, accused of misappropriation of public funds. It's a timeless electronic disco sound with sugary chords and brilliant arpeggios that bring cosmic warmth to retro-futuristic rhythms. ‘Cope’ is a politician who suddenly disappeared from circulation after publicly confusing the price of a ‘pain au chocolat’. The fantastic tune is a seven-minute disco odyssey with pulsing synth sequences and crunchy percussion. It's edgy and energetic, perfect for peak time.

First up on remix duties is the legendary Francois K, who transforms ‘Cope’ into a psychedelic marvel that navigates in different directions and across various genres that will make dancers lose their minds. Then, Scandinavian disco king Lindstrom arrives with an exotic remix of ‘Bayrou’ that makes you imagine a poolside cocktail party filmed by David Lynch.