Day: December 23, 2009
Remute – Crackin’ Skulls [TRESOR236]
Inc. Abe Duque & Pacou remixes! Tresor Records welcomes one of today’s most up-and-coming producer and act: Remute. Crackin’ Skulls is recorded exclusively for Tresor. Crackin’ Skulls goes from clanking to warm, from hypnotic to housy – elements from all electronic areas combined for the new dancefloor. Abe Duque reduced the sounds in his typical Abe Duque manner: slick & sexy acid-house bunny, cowbells for everyone and a peak time arrangement with insane hands-in-the-air breaks. Pacou also contributed his very unique interpretation to this 12”: Berliner Hüftschwung (Berlin “hip swing”) meets Detroit “coolness”, and the ultimate oldschool 909 drum impact with grinding & rolling house-percussions. A perfect tool for the late night!
youANDme – Close To Me [ORN010]
Detroit inspired techno from youANDme backed with a slick remix from Robert Hood. The original is all about deep grooving motor city tech-house with spaciously morphing dub chords, but put in the hands of Hood it becomes a tightly tucked dance driver riding frictionless rhythms and gleaming with the sort of chrome finish you expect from this guy. Comes on smoky clear vinyl with hand stamped paper sleeve
The Minister – 2nd Try Of The 1st Step Into The 3rd Dimension [CRJAK009]
A mystery guest, James JACKRABBIT influenced Chi-house, that coincidentally sounds more than a little familiar to underground Jakker Elec Pt. 1 (Bunker). Who knows, these tracks where delivered to our ignorant asses by an old pigeon, and we’ve learned to stop asking questions a long time ago!
The Hipodrome Of Music 