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Premiere: Julia Govor and TMZ’s delicate and driving techno cut ‘Equals Tree’

A collaboration yielding ethereal results

  • Harrison Williams
  • 6 May 2017
Premiere: Julia Govor and TMZ’s delicate and driving techno cut ‘Equals Tree’

As Russia’s greatest exports in underground dance music, Julia Govor and Tripmastaz join forces to deliver ‘The Probability’ EP featuring the tripped out and ethereal techno cut ‘Equals Tree’.

Under his TMZ alias, Tripmastaz takes on a more techno-leaning motif to complement Julia Govor’s moody and evocative sound profile. Their debut collaboration shines with enveloping textures and infectious rhythms, showcasing their talents with an expertly crafted production.

‘The Probability’ EP marks the first oiting for both Julia and TMZ on Pan-Pot’s Second State imprint. It also features two more originals, including the breakbeat leaning ‘1-’ and the hard-hitting ‘Plus Two’.

The digital release is out now, while the 12” will be released May 12.

Listen to 'Equals Tree' below.

Harrison is Mixmag's East Coast Editor. Follow him on Twitter here

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