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1. A Sunset Swim (Chriss Ronson StereoTRip Remix)
2. Wooden Box (Lee's Cardboard Box Edition)
3. A Sunset Swim (Probably Me Remix)
4. Wooden Box (Original Mix)
5. A Sunset Swim (Original Mix)
6. A Sunset Swim (Lee Mills Remix) - unreleased

Written and produced by Lee Mills.

UK based Lee Mills is a new and exciting name to electronic music circles. With a handful of productions and release so far, he has already appeared on some heavyweight labels like Traum, Fresh Meat and Mindwarp. We are proud to offer his next release and be a part of his journey. Lee's sound doesn't conform to the traditional formats. His musician background has enabled him to put a unique stamp on his tracks and sound design that delivers something quite special through the speakers. Tracks that cannot simply being skimmed through, they need to be embraced start to finish to really take in their glory. Along with Lee's original versions, Lee has delivered alternate versions with a little different "bump" in the grooves. And further remixes come from Hungary's DJ and producer standout Chriss Ronson and Miami's Probably Me.

Bio...
Lee has been playing instruments for most of his life.
Back in 2008 he played with the band Baltic Fleet supporting the bands debut album with gigs at London's Rough Trade Records and Amsterdam's Paradiso. The latter sharing the bill with Florence and The Machine and The Ting Tings.

Lee spent the next few years producing a dance music radio show on Liverpool's Juice FM.

After leaving Juice Lee went on to release his debut EP on Mindwarp Records.
His next release came on Fade Records remixing boss, Chris Fortier's track, "Baby Wait".
He followed this up with the release of his track "Fall" on the German label Traum Schallplatten. The track was released on their album "Tour De Traum VII" alongside artists such as Max Cooper, Dominik Eulberg and Extrawelt.
Lee's first release of 2014 was more of a house affair and released on Chicago based "Fresh Meat Records". The EP gained support from Andy Cato, Hector Romero and Onionz among others.