Swindail is 19 and comes from Australia where he was recently hand-picked by Mr. Carmack to open one of his gigs in Melbourne. The rising producer has already collaborated with major collectives such as Future Classic, Soulection, and Skrillex‘ OWSLA and he was also invited to speak at Sydney’s Electronic Music Conference. Considering his young age, this is already quite impressive. What is particularly pleasurable, though, it that the artist is known for being cool and funny and we can tell you that he is also generous. Indeed, his new single is available for free download.

On his latest single “Jussrite,” which is his first release of 2017, Swindail easily showcases his versatility, jumping from house music to future bass with some ‘jazzy’, ‘groovy’ and ‘R&B’ moments. His light-hearted and bouncy productions remind us of Anderson .Paak or Kaytranada and we’re pretty sure that the artist could gain even more international coverage this year.

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The new swindail remix of seekae‘s “Turbine Blue” is so far away from where seekae‘s genre of music lies that I almost couldn’t believe it was a remix of the original indie hit track. Besides being pitched a couple keys down from the original track, this remix also shifts into a whole new combination of sounds. It sounds like the sibling to the Mii theme song at parts, but still quirky enough to be its own thing. The little jam sesh with the keys near the end of swindail‘s remix adds the cutest final touch to a wholesome track.

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