MP3: Trophy Boyfriend - Distant Chimes (M!SK Remix)
Dublin's Trophy Boyfriend had the distinct pleasure or - depending on your view point - misfortune to be dubbed the producer of Ireland's first chillwave tune when he dropped his second EP, Distant Chimes, in May (download it for free here). For fans of Washed Out, Neon Indian and Deloreon, it's essential listening.
Gregor Ruigrok, he who makes the subtly brilliant beats of Trophy Boyfriend from his Rathmines apartment, kindly passed us on the first remix of Distant Chimes. It's by M!SK, the man credited with producing both of Gregor's EPs as well as clocking up some 30 remixes for the likes of The Prodigy, Felix Da Housecat, Mr Ozio, Kitsune, Zombie Nation, Ed Banger. Oh and it's absolutely banging.
Dance floors at the ready then.
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