So yeah, hopefully I’ll have plenty more to share this year. And it’s, uh, it’s been really satisfying. And now I’m just having fun and making whatever comes to mind. I think sometimes I take it too seriously. What I’m trying to do is I’m trying to have fun with music. And yeah, so hopefully put a record out this year. I kind of got the blinders on, head down. “I’m trying to do, like, a beat a day or two ideas a day. “I mean, I’m just working away,” he told Lowe. There will also definitely be a new Flume record this year. And that kind of stuff just really can only flow out when you’re comfortable.” You know, it’s a very accessible poppy song. You know, he has a beautiful set up and nice view. Toro Y Moi told Lowe, “The first day for sure we were at his house in Hollywood, and, like, it was very surreal.

And it just went incredibly well, and he’s such a pleasure to work with. But if we die, I want to bring the whole thing. I don’t know about you but I got to get it out and I don’t know how soon.

“We’d never done music before, but, uh, it was the first time working together. Toro y Moi Lyrics, Letra: The difference in between. Um, we messed around on the synths,” he noted nonchalantly to Zane Lowe on Apple Music. Flume says he’s been wanting to work with Toro Y Moi as early as 2011 because of the track “Talamak,” which became a sort of “blueprint” for songs with his project. It came together easily, over the course of two sessions. With Toro Y Moi’s vocals and writing contributing to the final product, this will definitely end up a highlight in his sets from now on. The result is a divine bassline and catchy rhythm with some distinctly Flume-ish elements in the production while still staying true to the genre’s roots. The collaboration was first mentioned last year, but Flume revived the discussion recently to tease the imminent release of the track. Flume has proven time and time again that he can champion any sound he puts his mind to, and now he sets his focus on a chill drum & bass groove on a new collaboration with Toro Y Moi, “The Difference.”

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