<p>Photo: <span style="color: #141823;">Daniella Raniti</span></p>
<p>Melbourne’s <strong>Retro Culture</strong> released one of my favourite tracks of last year (<a href="https://soundcloud.</p><p>com/retroculture/lets-make-it-work" target="_blank">Let’s Make It Work</a>), and has now returned with a slight change in direction. Dropping some of the Daft Punk-esque synths, and replacing them with far more chilled out, R&B vibes, bringing his vocals to the forefront, making it more like The Weeknd or SOHN than Get Lucky. Check out Digital below, alongside a couple of older tracks.</p>
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Crack in the Road

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