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Rezz is About to Release First Track of new Album ‘Certain Kind Of Magic’

In June 1st, REZZ herself has announced her new album ‘Certain Kind Of Magic’. The Canadian dance star has been teasing a new project for some time now and now there are some details about it. The LP will be released on August 3.

Initially, the first single was planned to be released on Fiday 08.06. In whatever way, REZZ tweeted

Hey every1. So I hope it’s cool w you that I drop the first single from my album tomorrow instead of Friday

— Rezz🔮 (@OfficialRezz) 4 June 2018

Soon, very very soon, we will be able to listen to her newest production. Make sure you check her Twitter account for updates.

Full Album Tracklist:

1. Witching Hour
2. H E X w/ 1788-L
3. Flying Octopus
4. Life & Death w/ Deathpact
5. Spider on the Moon
6. Teleportal w/ Kotek
7. The Crazy Ones w/ 13

8. Toxin w/ Fytch

Stream / Download / Pre-order ‘Certain Kind Of Magic’ HERE

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