
Producer Lewis Norvid and his cohorts meld euphoric dance and retro chill out into a mesmerising post-club package.
After some success with audiences across the continent and a debut album already under their belts, Euro-Wave trio Transfigure are continuing to show they’re one of the North East’s brightest prospects. New Order, Depeche Mode and dazed 90s chillout/house are all referenced in latest single “Breathe”, a song that gives a snapshot of a relationship rekindled, soundtracked by the reverb-soaked vocal exchanges between Norvid and singer Grace Blamire.
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"Breath" is an escapist paradise of pulsating electronics and clicking, synthetic percussion that forms the basis of some truly inspired dance music. The band will be joining synth-pop legends Blancmange on various tour dates over the next two months.
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