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Canada's Diversion delivers his long awaited debut album 'Connection' on Colorize with a stunning collection of 13 expansive works straight from the producer's unique brand of smooth, delving, deep Electronica.

Having developed a burgeoning repertoire of releases on the Colorize imprint over the past four years, Diversion's relaxed, down-tempo sound has won praise & accolades from all corners of the industry and now 'Connection' delivers this accomplished sound with a collection of brand new productions showcasing the Canadian's varied approach.

Featuring melodic, atmospheric cuts like '24 Hours', 'Get Closer' and 'Go Slow', Diversion delivers an engrossing, Electronica-tinged body of work that shines with the inclusion of diverse collaborations.

Bringing on-board regular vocal features Tania Zygar & Fynn in all new productions, whilst also introducing newcomer collaborator Emily Zuzik, Diversion's lighter productions shine in a perfectly blended, structured LP that ebbs & flows through all frequencies of the expansive and experimental Diversion sound.

Standout recent singles 'Knockdown' & 'Would You Just' also feature to tie up a sensationally complex & accomplished debut LP from the Canadian. 'Connection' brings Diversion's intricate sound back on Colorize with the arrival of his first ever album.

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