‘Get Real (Can’t Touch Your Love)’ is the debut single from Loframes, a hands across the water partnership between London born artist James Yuill and French producer Franck Russo. An addictive introduction to the band, ‘Get Real’ is a lovelorn yet satin sheet smooth ménage of classic Pop songwriting and Deep House that does more to rehabilitate the saxophone in 3 and a half minutes than anyone since Tim Capello’s oiled torso took centre stage on the Lost Boys soundtrack.

Turning their debut over to two of their friends, ‘Get Real’ come with remixes from Roche Musique’s Kartell and up and coming UK producer Aashton. Stripping the track back to its essential dancefloor components Kartell works back from there to create a stunningly deep rework, whilst Aashton injects more than a little bump’n’grind and Garage shuffle into the proceedings. Both remixes are sure to soundtrack dancefloors and poolsides alike throughout 2015.

Completing the package Loframes give us ‘1996’, a track that eschews the romantic pathos of ‘Get Real’ for more straight up dancefloor euphoria. A hands in the air House anthem that acknowledges the ‘90s sound without being beholden to it, this is the kind of track that will make ‘em sweat everywhere from South London basements to Miami beach parties.

Already selected for Toolroom’s upcoming ‘Poolside Ibiza 2015’ compilation (mixed by Cyclist) ‘Get Real’ sees Loframes up at the crack of dawn to place their towel on the music industry’s sun lounger, staking their claim to be one of 2015’s most exciting new electronic music acts.

Released March 9th exclusively on Beatport. General Release: March 23, 2015