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‘PALACES: THE REMIXES – PART 1’

New remixes from Mount Kimbie, Logic1000 and more & World Tour on sale now

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Palaces, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart the week of its release, continues to receive critical acclaim:

“Palaces picks up where his 2016 record Skin left off, finding the Los Angeles-via-Sydney superproducer turning stadium-sized EDM into something off-kilter and genuinely weird…it’s also got one of the year’s best feature slates.”
– The FADER

“Australia’s leading electronic experimentalist and alt-pop crusader is back with another expressive, expansive and exotic collection of sounds…a singular sonic statement that blends aggressive synth edges with lovable hooks.”
– Billboard

“Some of Flume’s most intricate and mindbendingly complex beats to-date…”
– PAPER

“A clear totalisation of Flume’s talent-yielding wheelhouse thus far…it’s highly unlikely that Streten’s influence will diminish anytime soon.”
– DJ Mag

“Euphoric dance music, borrowing from rave and electropop while putting his stamp on proceedings with deep bass, frenetic beats and dramatic crescendos” 
– Sydney Morning Herald

“Harley Streten‘s first proper studio album in six years reaffirms why the powerhouse producer is one of our most in-demand exports…’Palaces’ sees Streten following his intuition with more confidence than ever before”
– NME Australia

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Flume unveils new versions of tracks from his much lauded new album Palaces from Mount Kimbie, Logic1000, Prospa and Otik, today. Opening the package, U.K.outfit Mount Kimbie make the album’s title track their own with their first official remix in eight years. Composed in two parts, the first half bounces the original’s slowly rising cinematics into a stuttering pulse with Detroit rapper Zeloopers contributing original verses. Damon Albarn’s vocal enters midway through, floating over a euphoric change-up that captures both the melancholy and optimism at the heart of ‘Palaces’.

Prospa ramp up the tempo of album release single ‘Highest Building’ into a decidedly U.K. dancefloor piece with Oklou’s haunting vocals placed carefully throughout. Flume’s collaboration with Emma Louise, ‘Hollow’, is reinterpreted by Logic1000 into a low-slung dancefloor slow burner. Otik closes out the package with a fiery drum ‘n’ bass take on album cut ‘Go’.

Palaces: The Remixes – Part 1 is out now via Future Classic HERE

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Flume is in the midst of a world tour celebrating the release of the new album—see full routing below. The U.S. run is under way with newly added dates in Brooklyn and Boston, several lineup-topping sets at festivals including Austin City Limits and the San Francisco debut of Portola and many dates sold out including two nights at Red Rocks in September.

Dates across the U.K. and Europe begin next week with headline stops in London, Berlin and Paris and festival appearances at Pohoda Festival, Dour Festival and Super Bock Super Rock. Supporting acts across the tour include Prospa, Floating Points, Channel Tres, Tinashe, Magdalena Bay and more. Purchase tickets and register for pre-sale at HERE

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Palaces: The Remixes – Part 1 is out now via Future Classic
Stream/buy HERE

PALACES: THE REMIXES – PART 1
track list:

1. Palaces (feat. Damon Albarn) [Mount Kimbie Die Cuts Remix featuring Zelooperz]
2. Highest Building (feat. Oklou) [Prospa Remix]
3. Hollow (feat. Emma Louise) [Logic1000 Remix]
4. Go [Otik Remix]

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tour dates:

November 11 – Red Hill Auditorium – Perth, AUS
November 16 – Riverstage – Brisbane, AUS
November 18 – The Dome at Sydney Showground – Sydney, AUS
November 24 – John Cain Arena – Melbourne, AUS
November 26 – Exhibition Park for Spilt Milk Festival – Canberra, AUS | SOLD OUT
November 30 – Adelaide Entertainment Centre – Adelaide, AUS
December 2 – Regatta Grounds – Hobart, AUS
December 3 – Victoria Park for Spilt Milk Festival – Ballarat, AUS | SOLD OUT
December 4 – Doug Jennings Park for Spilt Milk Festival – Gold Coast, AUS | SOLD OUT

For full details visit HERE

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More about PALACES AND FLUME:

Palaces began to take shape when Flume returned to his native Australia after struggling to write music in Los Angeles at the beginning of the pandemic. He settled in a coastal town in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales and soon found inspiration through reconnecting with the nature around him—the rolling hills, walking around barefoot, the green color the sky turns before a big storm, growing and eating his own vegetables, the smell of rain. He and his neighbor and longtime collaborator, the visual artist Jonathan Zawada, became fascinated by the local wildlife, in particular the birds, collecting field recordings that ended up on the album. With a title that properly highlights the luxury and magic of the natural world, Palaces is Flume’s most confident, mature and uncompromising work to date, a true testament to nurturing the relationships that make us whole and bring us peace.

Flume (born Harley Streten) rose to prominence as a teenager with his self-titled 2012 debut album, which established him as an international sensation. His 2016 LP Skin achieved Platinum certification around the world and earned him his first Grammy Award for Best/Dance Electronic Album. He went on to sell over 300,000 tickets globally across a sold out, 59-date world tour that year, with headlining sets at Reading & Leeds Festivals and the famed Alexandra Palace. In 2019, Flume’s acclaimed Hi This Is Flume mixtape earned him his second Best Dance/Electronic Album Grammy nomination and he played lineup topping sets at festivals worldwide including Lollapalooza, Osheaga, Outside Lands, Japan’s Summersonic, Italy’s C2C and more. 

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AMNPLIFY – DB