"August Hush" expresses Of Norway's love for French House - a genre we are still hoping will make a major comeback. The track delivers a strong groove, uplifting energy, and infectious funk. Pure summer madness, also available in an extended version. After Smeigedag (2023) and Fløyelskveld (2024), Oslo-based duo Of Norway complete their album trilogy with Tropenatt, the final chapter in a body of work that traces life through different stages. Where Smeigedag captured the carefree days of childhood and Fløyelskveld moved into a more defined present - reflecting the quiet intensity of young adulthood - Tropenatt lets that sense of clarity dissolve. The album reflects a stage where moments lose their sharp edges, where time stretches and overlaps, and where experience becomes less about events and more about states of being. Tropenatt translates to "tropical night," a rare phenomenon in Norway when night temperatures

"August Hush" expresses Of Norway's love for French House - a genre we are still hoping will make a major comeback. The track delivers a strong groove, uplifting energy, and infectious funk. Pure summer madness, also available in an extended version. After Smeigedag (2023) and Fløyelskveld (2024), Oslo-based duo Of Norway complete their album trilogy with Tropenatt, the final chapter in a body of work that traces life through different stages. Where Smeigedag captured the carefree days of childhood and Fløyelskveld moved into a more defined present - reflecting the quiet intensity of young adulthood - Tropenatt lets that sense of clarity dissolve. The album reflects a stage where moments lose their sharp edges, where time stretches and overlaps, and where experience becomes less about events and more about states of being. Tropenatt translates to "tropical night," a rare phenomenon in Norway when night temperatures

After the huge success of last years Futuro release, we thought all the tracks on there deserved a remix and we have enlisted some of the freshest talent out there. Enjoy

"Crowd Goes Mild" is the first single from Of Norway's upcoming album "Tropenatt", the third part of their album trilogy. The track is a refined old-school UK breakbeat piece, featuring a surprisingly well-placed pan flute following the break. After "Smeigedag" (2023) and "Fløyelskveld" (2024), Oslo-based duo Of Norway complete their album trilogy with "Tropenatt", the final chapter in a body of work that traces life through different stages.