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Seattle’s Daydream Vacation drops new single

By on November 14, 2012

Electronic pop duo Daydream Vacation creates infectious beats and textures – courtesy of singer, guitarist, keyboardist, and producer Dave Einmo (Head Like a Kite)  and drummer Nat Damm (Akimbo and Sandrider). With the sweet and etherial vocal styling of Asy de Saavedra (Chaos Chaos formally Smoosh) soaring over the top, you have all of the ingredients needed make a delicious musical confection.

The group has offered up a brand new piece of ear candy for fans to savor. They just dropped their newest single, The Mirage yesterday on iTunes and Amazon.com. In addition, Daydream Vacation will be playing a special show at The Vera Project on Friday, November 30th along with Seven Dials. Asy and Dave will be our guests on SMI Radio the week of the show. Tickets for the performance are available for purchase here.

In the meantime, you can enjoy the new single by clicking on the player below.

About Daydream Vacation…

A rural barn in Sweden may seem like an unlikely birthplace for the electronic dance anthems that fuel Daydream Vacation. However, it was in the fields of Scandinavia that Asya of Smoosh recorded vocal ideas, while Head Like a Kite mastermind, David Einmo, created the beats thousands of miles away in Seattle. Skyping the ideas back and forth over the Atlantic via the Internet, the duo crafted the electronic dance party that became Daydream Vacation, with Asya on vocals and David laying down the beats and acting as producer/mad scientist. Read the rest of the band’s bio here.

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