Fake Music has made a daring bid for versatility in its infancy as a budding European label. For it’s eighth installment, Parisian couplet Yoann Feynman and Monomotion switch things up for the follow-up to the latter’s haunting solo offering “Coma.”

“Absolut Monarchy” celebrates a more percussively charged stand on the sound dominating festival crowds across the continents. Their twist on the equation is devilishly simple: a sound as respectful of their nation’s musical mint as it is relevant to an industry fast looking for ways to divert from the hard style kicks and tedious samples currently dominating the big room game. If Yoann Feynman and Monomotion hadn’t already made your list of European prospects to watch for 2014, here lies a regal indicator of why all eyes and ears should be falling on the duo over the next six months.

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Tags: Absolute Monarchy, Fake Music, Monomotion, Yoann Feynman

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