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https://www.beatport.com/release/the-clone/1972252

Early support from Laurent Garnier, Solomun, Massimiliano Pagliara, Richy Ahmed, Sasha, Tensnake, The Drifter, Alex Dallas, Joris Voorn, Atjazz, Danny Howard/BBC Radio 1, Serge Santiago, Behling & Simpson, DJ Feadz, Peter Kruder, Rainer Trueby...

Over the past five years, elusive Berlin production duo Kyodai have gained support from some of the most respected players in the game, from Laurent Garnier and Masters At Work to Jimpster and Gilles Peterson. 
Known for their machine driven funk and techno influence they have an individual and timeless take on house music whether it's soulful, melodic or jacking. They released music on Exploited, Freerange, Pokerflat, Local Talk, Suol - just to name a few. 
Last year we were treated with the stand out track 'Houston In The Blind' - a collaboration with Daudi Matsiko and memorable Electronica and Bleakfolk. 
This year they return to Exploited with the house banger 'The Clone' which sounds like a fusion of Detroit, Berlin & Mallorca. Ready to get cloned. 

Early Feedback: 
Laurent Garnier: Kyodai as brilliant as ever - full support. 
Solomun: Thanks!
Massimiliano Pagliara: Nice!
Richy Ahmed: Wkd.
Sasha: Timeless goodness.
Tensnake: Big one!
Alex Dallas: Killer!
The Drifter: Fun fun. 
Serge Santiago: Yes yes.
Atjazz: The boys are unstoppable. 
Behling & Simpson: Kyodai are some of the best producers around IMO. This is beautfully done.
Danny Howard/BBC Radio1: Cool!
DJ Feadz: Yeah!
Peter Kruder: Great big room tune ! will play that.
Jacques Renault: Sounding cool.
dOP: Good track.
Rainer Trueby: Loving the piano and the architecture! Banger!
Alex Bark: Sogenanntes klassisches Material.
Finn / Rinse FM: Feeling this.
Iron Curtis: Thanks guys.

Label: Exploited
Artist: Kyodai
Release: The Clone
LC: 15799
Cat: EXPDIGITAL149
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Beatport Release: 03.04.17
I-Tunes Release: 17.04.17

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Kyodai - The Clone | Exploited

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