While UK duo Disclosure have their debut LP Settle dropping June 3 through PMR Records, the house-minded pair are teasing the set early with a stream of the set's "When a Fire Starts to Burn."
The song sidles up nicely to the minimalist dance pieces they've served up thus far, with early '90s-era club synths working themselves around steady hi-hat hits and rat-a-tat snare clacks. Instead of sung hooks from the likes of Aluna Francis or Eliza Doolittle, though, the vocal presence is a loop about someone's fiery attitude. You can hear for yourself in the stream down below.
The song sidles up nicely to the minimalist dance pieces they've served up thus far, with early '90s-era club synths working themselves around steady hi-hat hits and rat-a-tat snare clacks. Instead of sung hooks from the likes of Aluna Francis or Eliza Doolittle, though, the vocal presence is a loop about someone's fiery attitude. You can hear for yourself in the stream down below.
