Early Support by Laurent Garnier, Busy P, Nic Fanciulli, Tensnake, Jamie Anderson, Karotte and more...

«So they spoke, sending forth their beautiful voice, and my heart desired to listen, and I commanded my comrades to free me…» But they didn’t. Still, even Odysseus, Homer’s epic hero, could not resist the tempting chant of the two sirens that sat on the island he and his fellows had to pass by. In this way, Homer’s Apologue warns us about the irresistible and therefore dangerous power of music. Believe it or not, Sirens Of Lesbos’ first release «Long Days, Hot Nights» makes Homer’s warning come true. Timeless, pitched down vocals and a warm, lush, lulling and satisfied piano tell the tale of a place where the boundaries between reality and fantasy become blurred and where space and time lose their purpose – a place to get lost in. Maybe Homer was right and music is a dangerous thing. Be that as it may, Sirens Of Lesbos’ «Long Days, Hot Nights» makes danger feel pretty awesome.

Links:
https://www.facebook.com/sirensoflesvos
https://soundcloud.com/sirensoflesbos

Label: Exploited
Artist: Sirens Of Lesbos
Release: Long Days, Hot Nights
LC: 15799

Releasedate Beatport: 12.05.14
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 26.05.14

Selected Feedback:

Laurent Garnier – LOVELYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.

Busy P - definitely something for this summer! Classy + Radio plays.

Nic Fanciulli - Thanks for sending.

Jamie Anderson - Future classic!

Tensnake – Sounds like the soundtrack for Berlin Calling 2.

Betoko - Wicked!!!

Fake Blood - This is great. I can see myself listening to this a lot this summer.

Karotte - Nice cheesy track. a little bit Kalkbrenner.

Ruede Hagelstein - Pretty one!

Smash TV - Great one!

Trickski - Beautiful pop music! not overdone. love it!

Phonique - So cheesy, but who doesnt love cheese?

Doctor Dru - Will make the beach bums happy. Thnxs cheers, Dru.

Andre Crom - Love it. 

Sirens Of Lesbos - Long Days, Hot Nights (Preview) | Exploited

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