Disfreq’s release streak continues with acid-laced techno original, ‘Psychedelic Girls’
Anyone that’s been fortunate enough to witness either Dom Dolla or John Summit take the decks in recent months likely had a number of IDs on their mind that Shazam was simply of no assistance for. One of those unreleased gems was a bootleg of Fred again..‘s “Jungle” that was traced back to Disfreq. The other was confirmed to also belong to the Irish brothers and would turn into their 11th original outing of 2022. And the track that had been a standout moment in sets like Dom Dolla’s The Concourse Project appearance or John Summit’s second stint at Los Angeles’ The Shrine has now landed, with “Psychedelic Girls” arriving through Armada.
“Psychedelic Girls” comes less than a month removed from Disfreq’s triple-sided Liveware EP and only furthers the release onslaught that they’ve carried on throughout the year. And Disfreq’s requested ID earns a more than fitting name on release day—also helping many solidify their spelling of “psychedelic”—with the hypnotic, ’90s-like vocal meeting with a sonic framework of acid-doused techno. Stream Disfreq’s newest original below.
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