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Ahead of their debut double LP “Higher Resolution” release, Kasablanca present the electro-edged and French house-tinged “Better Today Better Tomorrow.” 

An album consisting of two parts, Kasablanca’s breathtaking Side A includes tracks like “Remission” (with Lane 8), the club-focused melodic techno track “Clarity,” and the band’s viral cover of Prodigy’s classic “Breathe.” 

Side B has already taken over dancefloors worldwide, with acts like ALOK, Vintage Culture, and Argy supporting lead-out singles “Audio Machina” and “Time” in their live sets, with both tracks charting in the UK and US club charts. 

Hot on their heels, the third single “Better Today Better Tomorrow” is their most anthemic yet, a gritty, festival-sized hit road-tested during their appearance at John Summit’s Experts Only Festival, their own sold-out headline show at London’s Koko, and by Dom Dolla at his Warehouse Project takeover 

“Better Today Better Tomorrow” is out now to stream and purchase, with the full digital album scheduled to release on November 21.  

Pre-order the full “Higher Resolution” vinyl product now here.

“Stream Better Today Better Tomorrow” here.

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