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    Song For Your Weekend: New Flight Facilities — Stand Still feat. Micky Green

    Our favorite Aussie DJ duo Flight Facilities have been putting out excellent single after single, having us chomping at the bit for more – and perhaps a full album. Well,…

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    By Rachel Reynolds • Nov 22, 2013 • 1 min read

    Our favorite Aussie DJ duo Flight Facilities have been putting out excellent single after single, having us chomping at the bit for more – and perhaps a full album.

    Well, it looks like 2014 will be the year for FF fans!

    From FF: “We’re half finished with our first large format release for mid-2014. We hate the term concept album, but it’s feeling a little like that. It includes a short film and some big name collaborations.”

    Speaking of collaborations, the band recruited the highly respected Sydney-born-Paris-based pop singer Micky Green to add some bubblegum sweetness to their latest single “Stand Still”, streaming below.

    With a whistle hook like that, it is sure to be a hit. Like all their tunes, it’s pretty undeniable.

    The single is out today on Future Classic/Glassnote and is available withthree remixes, featuring Sydney’s Wave Racer, Future Classic alumni (and Lithuania’s Producer of the Year) Mario Basanov, and New York’s Com Truise, who brings his synth-heavy sounds to the table.

    Here’s a little extra FF for your weekend listening pleasure.

    RR

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      Rachel Reynolds

      Producer, 'Morning Becomes Eclectic'

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