Fcukers Announce New Ö Remix EP NüYork

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Fcukers Announce New Ö Remix EP NüYork

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Pitchfork · 2 months ago

Fcukers, the New York duo of Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis, released NüYork, a remix EP featuring three reworked tracks from their March album Ö, on 30 July. The project draws on veteran New York DJs and producers to reinterpret the band's original material, reflecting the duo's growing standing within the city's dance and electronic music scene.

The EP comprises Eli Escobar's remix of "If You Wanna Party, Come Over to Me House", Justin Strauss's rework of "Beatback", and Junior Sanchez's version of "TTYGF". Alongside the announcement, Fcukers added new tour dates to their existing schedule, including several shows supporting RÜFÜS DU SOL, following a run opening for Harry Styles' Together Together tour in Brazil.

  • Fcukers released remix EP NüYork on 30 July
  • Three tracks from March album Ö reworked by veteran NY DJs
  • Duo added tour dates, including shows with RÜFÜS DU SOL

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Fcukers are Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker Lewis, a two-person band from New York making music that draws on dance and electronic sounds. In March they released an album called Ö, and they have built a reputation partly through live touring, including shows opening for Harry Styles.

The current news is that they are following up the album with NüYork, an EP due out on 30 July that takes three songs from Ö and hands them to other producers to remix. The people doing the reworking are established New York DJs and producers, namely Eli Escobar, Justin Strauss and Junior Sanchez, which situates Fcukers within the city's established club and dance music scene rather than as outsiders to it.

This matters because remix EPs like this are often used by newer acts to build credibility with an established scene and reach new audiences through respected collaborators. The release also coincides with an expanded touring schedule, including dates supporting RÜFÜS DU SOL, suggesting the band's live and studio profile are growing together.

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