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‘Sequenz’, including remixes by Mefjus, Jan Driver and 12th Planet is out now through Noisia’s Division Recordings.

Watch the Official Video for ‘Sequenz’ directed by Dent de Cuir: youtu.be/FGE55fg_hLo

Sequenz is the second single from Neosignal’s debut album ‘Raum und Zeit’ which was released in June '13 and follows ‘Planet Online’, the track and accompanying video that became a viral hit, with coverage from Vimeo (Staff Pick), The Guardian, Buzzfeed, The Sun Online, Vibe, UKF and beyond.

‘Sequenz’ has been a mainstay for Neosignal’s live show, exemplified via performances at Fabric, Urban Art Forms Festival Graz/AU, Dockville Festival Hamburg/DE, BASSart Festival in Munich/DE, Melkweg Amsterdam/NL and beyond, and recently featured in the official PlayStation 4 ‘Best Games Trailer’ at Gamescom. In addition to remixes from Mefjus, Jan Driver and 12th Planet, ‘Sequenz’ is accompanied by another original track, ‘Dernier Cri’.

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Artwork by Rutger Prins - Special Graphics / www.rutgerprins.com

Sequenz

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neosignal - Sequenz (Jan Driver Remix)

We slide away;
an exercise in falling,
and a ticking clock is watching over.

What won't slide away
is the message that we're holding;
that we're looking out for one another.

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(vocals written & performed by J. Gooch)

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"Alarm Clock" is the final track from my new EP out on Sotto Voce.

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Out now on digital + limited edition CD: https://ffm.to/seralp02

For the first time ever, “Seedful Things” sees an official release two full decades after its conception. The 20th anniversary edition includes the original 13 tracks from the debut Hitori Tori album, along with four unreleased tracks written in the same time period. The CD version also features an exclusive hidden track unavailable on digital platforms.

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