Bon Iver's Blood Bank gets a remix by Australia electro pop duo, Duosseudo.

"Duosseudo are two producers who aren't afraid to be adventurous with feel, arrangement and sonic choices in the otherwise homogenised world of commercial dance tracks. It's great to see some art injected into this kind of music" – Wally DeBacker (Gotye)

Not content with being unnoticed by the masses, Duosseudo (due-oh-sue-doh!) was born to create its own unique direction of sound and vision.

A deadly career move perhaps for both Luc Wiesman and Marc Edwards in a world of ‘me too’ musical acts, however both had enough merit and talent to make something special with their blank canvas.

Gotye was so impressed with their remix of ‘Hearts a Mess’ that he snapped it up quicker than a crocodile in Kakadu for his Mixed Blood compilation. That album went on to win Gotye an ARIA award for best male artist in 2008. Duosseudo’s electric touch was felt as fas as France with Yelle, followed by Los Angeles with Bird and the Bee and finally touching back home with Gabriella Cilmi. Luc Wiesman and Marc Edwards had been friends for many years prior to their creation of Duosseudo, both earning respect as producers and DJs in their own right.

Duosseudo’s sound cuts like a diamond’s edge through the soft-synth world of electro, reshaping it into a figure that is part 80s pop and part Chicago house.

A sleeping giant in the waiting.

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