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Nils Hoffmann remixes Thylacine’s ‘Nawa’

The rework is the second remix from ‘Roads Vol. 3’. Photo credit: Nils Hoffmann & Thylacine – Official Nils Hoffmann has released his remix of Thylacine’s ‘Nawa’, taken from the French producer’s latest album, ‘Roads Vol. 3’. Marking the second remix from the album, Hoffmann’s interpretation brings a deeper, more progressive direction to the original,…

The rework is the second remix from ‘Roads Vol. 3’.

Photo credit: Nils Hoffmann & Thylacine – Official

Nils Hoffmann has released his remix of Thylacine’s ‘Nawa’, taken from the French producer’s latest album, ‘Roads Vol. 3’.

Marking the second remix from the album, Hoffmann’s interpretation brings a deeper, more progressive direction to the original, combining organic rhythms, warm electronic textures, and airy melodies while preserving its distinctive elements.

“I really loved working with ethereal recordings and make the vibe a bit more progressive. I wanted to keep the unique elements of the original and bring them into my style. I finished the remix while I was on tour in Nashville,” says Nils Hoffmann.

Listen to ‘Nawa (Nils Hoffmann Remix)’ below and download your copy here.

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