Watch Danny L Harle’s “Broken Flowers” Video

“Lying awake for hours/ Time stands still around me.”

By Elias Leight

January 12, 2016

"Broken Flowers" builds on the foundation of '90s club anthems, using a keyboard line reminiscent of Robin S. or MK. But the vocal is lightly pitch-shifted at key moments, and the clapping drums are aimed to modern dancefloors. In the clip, a young lady escapes her boring job and square boss with the help of technology. Read up on PC Music and the limits of parody and revisit Harle's Broken Flowers EP.

Posted: January 12, 2016

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