Courtesy covers Chicane's 1999 trance classic, 'Saltwater', on debut album single with Lyra Pramuk: Listen
The Danish artist reinterprets numerous trance and pop classics on ‘fra eufori’
Courtesy is set to release her debut album, 'fra eufori' in September.
Spanning eight tracks, the record sees the Danish producer make use of various synths to cover classic trance and pop tracks from the '80s through to the '00s. Among the tracks re-interpreted on the album are Olive's 'You're Not Alone', Madonna's 'What It Feels Like For A Girl' and Enya's 'Orinoco Flow'. The first single from the album, a cover of 1999 trance hit 'Saltwater' by Chicane, features vocals from Lyra Pramuk. Listen to it below.
Erika de Casier, August Rosenbaum and others also contribute vocals and instrumentation across the record, which will be released through Courtesy's label, Kulør, on 12th September.
'fra eufori' follows on from the artist's 2022 production debut, 'Night Journeys', and recent EP 'Violence Of The Moodboard'.
Listen to 'Saltwater' below.
