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LONG ISLAND SOUND - DON’T LET ME / AIR EP

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Don’t Let Me / Air EP
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SOS006
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Vocal Hooked Tech House A Side & Dreamy Breaks Flip - Long Island Sound follow up their acclaimed debut album and accompanying remix EP with Don’t Let Me / Air a limited white label release featuring 2 brand new dancefloor-certified anthems that signal a new era for the duo in both style and effect, while certifying them as masters of their house domain.

The Dublin-based duo of Rob Roche and Tim Nolan have made impressive strides as Long Island Sound for close to a decade now, honing their swooning dance craft via beloved EPs on their Signs Of Space imprint while becoming mainstays of their island’s club and festival circuit thanks to multiple acclaimed DJ sets.

Last year, they reached an impressive feat that few Irish dance acts have before them by releasing their debut album Lost Connection.

A 7-track opus that fused dynamic electronic sounds with contemporary styles of house, techno, and breaks, it signalled an exhilarating new direction for the duo that showcased their exceptional artistry in melody and production and subsequently earned them great acclaim.

An accompanying 5 track remix EP followed this year, featuring quality club reworks of various album cuts from producers Cromby, James Shinra, Mor Elian, and Benjamin Damage.

Signing off on that notable era, the duo moves swiftly on with this limited 2 track white label of unadulterated festival-ready house epics that have been highlights of their sets over the past year.

Don’t Let Me glides along a chromatic world of lasered synths, pitched diva croons and shuffling pistons before a breathtaking swell of cinematic rave harmonics reaches a magnificent combustible peak that’ll have you gasping for Air.

The flip cracks the window open, dialling down the frenzy with a magnificent swooning melody sits on top of a growling Reese bassline and mechanized 2-step beat where a romantic ambience grows.

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Last FM Information on Long Island Sound

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There are at least two artists sharing the name Long Island Sound: 1) A Dublin electronic duo; 2) An Australian math pop band. 1) Dublin born & based Long Island Sound (Rob Roche & Tim Nolan) have been honing their craft since the DJ/Producer duo’s inception in 2015. Cutting their teeth in Berlin, the pair broke through over 2019 following a release on Bobby Analog’s Body Fusion and their Initial Ascent EP on their Signs Of Space imprint. Picking up support from Midland and Bicep, they were then invited to contribute to the "Feel My Bicep" mix series. Following the success of their second EP on SOS, Broken Signals, Long Island Sound were picked up for DJ Mag’s Fresh Kicks series and featured on Maribou State’s "Fabric Presents" compilation. Picking up serious momentum over 2019, the duo booked a string of gigs and festivals across Europe, the UK and US, including AVA Festival and Griessmuehle, before coming full circle for their first Boiler Room in their hometown in February 2020. Despite the constraints of 2020, the pair’s output of music hasn't suffered, with their most recent release gaining support from industry heavyweights including Anja Schneider, Cinthie, Tijana T, Hammer, and Skatebard, to name a few, with their debut LP on the horizon for Spring 2021. 2) Long Island Sound are a math pop band from Newcastle, Australia. They formed in 2009 as Wandering Bear and released the digital EP Distance under that name. They changed their name in 2010 and released Long Island Sound in March of 2011. Releases from this EP saw them win the Triple J Groovin' The Moo competition and played at the 2011 Groovin' the Moo festival. Their second EP New Patterns was released in 2013. The band have been on indefinite hiatus since 2014. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.