Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs unveils new track 'Stronger' – listen

Hear the latest tee-up from producer's debut LP 'Trouble'

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Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs has posted a new track, titled 'Stronger', online – scroll down to the bottom of the page and click to listen.

The song is taken from the electronic producer's debut LP 'Trouble', which will be released on June 11. You can also watch the video for the track 'Garden', which will also feature on the album, by clicking at the bottom of the page.

Earlier this month (May 19), the musician - whose real name is Orlando Higginbottom - claimed that "very few" dance music albums have "stood the test of time" and said he had been keen to try and make sure his first studio outing would buck the genre's trend by having some staying power.

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs will play a large number of this summer's festivals, including Parklife Weekender, Bestival, RockNess and Benicassim.

The tracklisting for 'Trouble' is as follows:

'Promises'
'Trouble'
'Shimmer'
'Household Goods'
'Your Love'
'You Need Me On My Own'
'Panpipes'
'Garden'
'Solo'
'Tapes & Money'
'American Dream Part II'
'Closer'
'Fair'
'Stronger'

Video: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs- 'Garden'

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