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May 31, 2013 Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. By Mike Hilleary

Last month Detroit pop duo Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. followed up their 2011 debut It’s A Corporate World with a new EP titled Patterns. Featured on the new release is the hook-heavy track “If You Didn’t See Me (Then You Weren’t On the Dancefloor)” which has now been given a new remix treatment by French electronic musician DATA. In addition to the interpretation Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. recently sat in on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic where they debuted a brand new song called “War Zone,” which is scheduled to appear on the group upcoming sophomore album coming out later this year. Click below to listen to the remix and watch the studio performance.

For those that binged on the fourth season of Arrested Development this past weekend Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. fans may have gotten a bit of a surprise when they saw member Daniel Zott make a guest appearance in episode 13, leading George Michael’s band in the opening scene. According to Zott, “When I showed up on set Mitchell Hurwitz looked at me and thought I was the wrong guy. It turned out that my hair had just gotten too huge. After taming my mane I got to meet Michael Cera who was playing the piano in between takes. I’m so grateful that I was able to watch a truly talented actor work out his lines and ad-lib in real time. I’m still not sure I was the guy they wanted, but I made the most of my one line and even ad-libbed a blank stare into MC’s eyes.”

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