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CUT COPY
Unleash “Meet Me In A House Of Love” (TJANI Remix) FREE YOUR MIND Deluxe Version Out Now International Tour & Summer Festivals Continue
Having just released the deluxe version of their latest album Free Your Mind, Grammy-nominated Cut Copy have unveiled one last summer banger with “Meet Me In A House Of Love” (TJANI Remix). The already grooving track has been amped up another notch with help from DJ & Producer Tjani. “Meet Me In A House Of Love” (TJANI Remix) was unleashed with This Song Is Sick and is available HERE to post and share! Coinciding with a busy schedule of international summer festivals and tour dates, Cut Copy released the deluxe version of Free Your Mind. All the songs on this deluxe version were recorded by the band in Australia and mixed by producer Dave Fridmann during the Free Your Mind sessions. The new deluxe version features five additional tracks: “In These Arms of Love” and “Like Any Other Day” (both previously only available as a US-only Record Store Day vinyl release), and three previously unheard songs – “Believers,” “I Wish the Sun Would Grow Today” and “Lights Shine On.” The band are blitzing Summer festivals worldwide for the next few months, having just finished ripping up Primavera, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Canada’s Osheaga on their way to Outside Lands, Portugal’s Parades de Coura, France’s Rock en Seine, Spain’s Sonorama, Swiss Openair and Mexico’s Hellow Fest. Full tour dates are as follows: 8/6: Aspen, CO @ Belly Up
“ …lighting hearts, and dancefloors, on fire with a rapturous intertwining of psychotropic vocals and jubilant acid-house energy.” – The Boston Globe “We dare you not to give in to ecstatic dance … when these Grammy-nominated Aussie synth-poppers take the stage” – New York Magazine “ …guns for the Balearicism of late-’80s New Order, providing a mellower moment of plateaued ecstasy before finding a second wind in gospel-tinged piano house.” – NPR “Melbourne’s Cut Copy have set the standard for combining indie-rock melodicism and dance-music energy, earning a thriving international fan base, and full-on rock-star status”– Esquire “…the psychedelia of the late ’60s, the raw electronics of early British acid house, and the swirling, sampler-and-guitar creations of the shoegazer stylists My Bloody Valentine.” – The New York Times |
