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CFCF

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CFCF — Let's Kill Ourselves (feat. Touching Ice & TECHG1RLS)

Lead single from CFCF's upcoming album L.U.V. (Life in Ultra Violet), due 12 June 2026 on BGM Solutions; released 11 March 2026. CFCF is Montreal producer Mike Silver, releasing his first album in five years. Originally built around a cover of 'Let's Kill Ourselves' by Chicago garage band The Ponys (2004), transformed into something Silver describes as sitting in the early-2000s electroclash revival. Influences cited for the album include Stuart Price, Giorgio Moroder, Felix da Housecat, Electric Six, Scissor Sisters, and Kylie Minogue. Features LA artist Touching Ice and Miami duo TECHG1RLS. Silver's previous album Memoryland (2021) was a cult favourite.

CFCF

Origin: Montreal, Canada · active since 2008 · solo

Members: Solo artist — Michael "Mike" Silver

Genre: Electronic, ambient/indie electronic, Balearic

Discography:

Continent (2009) — debut full-length, Balearic disco

Outside (2013) — more atmospheric, vocal-driven

Radiance and Submission (2015) and The Colours of Life (2015) — released two weeks apart

On Vacation (2016) — International Feel

L.U.V. (Life in Ultra Violet) (2026) — BGM Solutions — first album in five years

Facts:

Stage name taken from the call sign of Montreal TV station CFCF-TV.

Grammy-nominated for Best Remixed Recording (2015) for his remix of Max Richter's "Berlin by Overnight," and Polaris Prize shortlisted.

Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFCF_(musician) · https://www.allmusic.com/artist/cfcf