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Pitched-up pop vocals have been a common feature in sets for some time now, but Courtesy has completely re-recorded eight of her favourite pop tracks spanning three decades, including Madonna's “What It Feels Like for a Girl”, for her debut album fra eufori, set for release in September. This follows her steady run of delightfully spacious ambient trance excursions on her EP Violence of the Moodboard, which includes an epic, beatless interpretation of L.S.G.'s early-90s trance classic “Hearts”. Tonight, Courtesy is joined by Parisian DJ Clara 3000, Laurel Halo and Copenhagen-based Malika Mahmoud, known for her rapid changes in genre and tempo.