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Barnes
Barnes is an electronic duo from Melbourne, Australia, formed in 2013 by brothers Luke and Jordan Barnes. Their sound draws from deep house, techno, and...
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Barnes is an electronic duo from Melbourne, Australia, formed in 2013 by brothers Luke and Jordan Barnes. Their sound draws from deep house, techno, and trance, with early releases building a following in underground dance circles.
Their 2015 single "Up So High" (feat. DESTINEAK & Heatcliff) became a breakout track, reaching dance charts internationally. The song's melodic approach and vocal elements helped define their profile during that period.
In 2017, Barnes released their second album "Indigo," which continued working with melodic electronic textures across house and techno styles.
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