Free Download: Digitalism – Fahrenheit 32

There are few more interesting outfits in electronic music than Hamburg natives Digitalism with the eccentric duo otherwise known as Jens “Jence” Moelle and İsmail “Isi” Tüfekçi capturing the worlds imagination for well over a decade now. Since forming over a mutual love of vinyl the pair have gone onto enjoy success around the globe remixing esteemed artists such as Depeche Mode, The Presets, and Cut Copy whilst releasing on some of the industry’s coolest labels such as Kitsuné, OWSLA and Toolroom Records, and even delivered their own edition of the acclaimed DJ Kicks mix series last year. Now embarking on a change in direction the pairing have decided to celebrate this development in the Digitalism sound by giving away a free download of new track ‘Fahrenheit 32’ alongside a new statement to their fans. 

Check out their statement and download ‘Fahrenheit 32’ below:

“Today – 21st January 2014 – we bestow upon you a gift, a completely new piece of music from the Vaults of the Digitalism Music bunker in Hamburg called ’Fahrenheit 32!’ Available exclusively for you to play, download, share, burn, cut to vinyl, edit, remix, bootleg, mash-up, the options are endless.

‘Fahrenheit 32’ marks a new direction for us both musically and creatively. It’s not just a milestone on a long journey of ours, but also a peace offering for what’s about to come. In 2014 we want to let the music and creative side of our work take the forefront of our image, which unfortunately means that you will be seeing a less personable version of us, especially in light of how much time we will spend in the studio. We chose this route because for the first time, in a long time, we found ourselves in one of the most creative periods of our career. Over the past months we have been writing music for ourselves and also for other artists, we remixed and re-edited our peers and DJ’ed some of the best shows throughout our 10 year career. So it seems fitting to let all of this have a face and image of its own, whilst our own faces are busy programming, sequencing and staring into computer screens.

‘Fahrenheit 32’ represents the start of this new creative era, so please treasure this music and enjoy it as much as we did making and playing it, as well as hearing it on BBC Radio 1, Triple J and KCRW in the last few days. It’s a moment in time, our time – 2014.”