Indie30 MARIE DAVIDSON & LAMUSA II TEAM FOR “LA ECSTASE”

MARIE DAVIDSON & LAMUSA II TEAM FOR “LA ECSTASE”

Montreal electronic artist Marie Davidson is set to physically release a new EP which coalesces around the heightened ‘So Right’, a track originally released as a digital single in late August in the lead up to her amazing record Working Class Woman released last month. The new release includes the extended mix of said single along with the John Talabot remix which also appeared on the August release but pivotally includes a new track, the nocturnal, bass heavy and spoken word driven ”La Ecstase’, a collaboration with Italian producer and fellow Red Bull Music Academy alumni Lamusa II. The track also gets a measured yet unsettling remix from Los Angeles based producer John Juan Mendez aka Silent Servant, who currently occupies a spot in our New Independent & Underground Techno playlist. Together they form the B side to the So Right EP which is out through Ninja Tune on November 30. You needn’t wait for the new tracks through as both ‘La Ecstase’ (which can be heard below) and its remix are available now digitally here.

Tracklist
A1. So Right (Extended)
A2. So Right (John Talabot Pressure Dub Remix)
B1. La Ecstase
B2. La Ecstase (Silent Servant Remix)

La Ecstase

Marie Davidson, Lamusa II (CAN/ITA)

From the forthcoming EP, ‘So Right’, Ninja Tune. Out Nov 30.

Audio Stream

<a href="http://mariedavidson.bandcamp.com/album/la-ecstase">La Ecstase by Marie Davidson & Lamusa II</a>

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