Heads Up: Motel Mari Release Eternal Peasant Remixes

Johannesburg’s Motel Mari have just dropped a little something to warm us up as we head into Autumn. Through their Florida based record label Other Electricities, they have just released a set of five remixes from the likes of local lads Dirty Paraffin and The Brother Moves On and Americans ARK IX and Ashworth. Motel Mari even weigh in with their own remix of track My Shoulder, one of the highlights of their 2012 album Eternal Peasant. You can get the remix album here

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