Lucky_Paul-Elephant_Island_ft._Mara_TK-(STSEP005)-WEB-2012-USR

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 ARTIST...: Lucky Paul
 TITLE....: Elephant Island ft. Mara TK
 YEAR.....: 2012
 LABEL....: Somethinksounds
 CAT.NO...: STSEP005
 GENRE....: House
 TIME.....: 20:04 min
 SIZE.....: 46,0 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Full Stereo
 ENCODER..: LAME
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2012/03/03
 WEBSITE..: http://www.bagpak.net

 TRACKLIST

 01) (03:55) Elephant Island ft. Mara TK
 02) (04:09) Elephant Island ft. Mara TK (Piano Dub)
 03) (05:07) Elephant Island ft. Mara TK (Ossie Remix)
 04) (06:53) Elephant Island ft. Mara TK (Midland Remix)

 No stranger to the cherry-picked pool of talent at somethinksounds, Lucky Paul now
 delivers his second weird and wonderful single "Elephant Island" on the boutique
 label, backed by a couple of muscular remixes from Hyperdub wonderboy Ossie and the
 unstoppable Midland.

 Lucky Paul may be a relative newcomer to the electronic music scene but the New
 Zealander and Electric Wire Hustle frontman (now residing in LA) has spent his
 lifetime pursuing worldwide musical inspirations. From studying traditional
 percussion in Brazil to living with Indian music legend Pandit Vikash Maharaj and his
 musical family, Lucky Paul is an accomplished alchemist in noise and rhythm with an
 obsessive attention to sonic detail and experimentation. Having already released the
 sublime and unusual "Slow Ground EP" on somethinksounds earlier this year (including
 the huge "Thought We Were Alone" remix courtesy of Wolf + Lamb and Soul Clap), Lucky
 Paul, now bestows his next unique installment.

 The original "Elephant Island" is an idyllic soundscape of emotive electronica but
 bursting with plenty of weird and raw musicality. Punching through Mara TK's haunting
 vocal line are brawny drums and rippling analogue synths and bass - It's a supreme
 percussive work out that builds into a dramatic orchestra of beats and strings. The
 alternative 'Piano Dub' begins all passionate keys, space-out, stripped-back
 percussion and develops into another compelling wall of sound.

 Rising producer and new label family Ossie steps up for the first rework with a deep
 and wonky voyage into the realms of UK funky. Lending "Elephant Island" a lick of
 futuristic darkness, demented keys, pulsing bass and erratic staccato rhythms pierce
 the calm of the filtered vocal. An ideal match for the boundary-less spirit of
 somethinksounds, 22-year old East-London dweller Ossie has been setting labels
 Hyperdub and Lightworks alight with the ingenuity and versatility of his debut
 productions.

 Midland offers his Midas touch in the second remix with an uplifting deep house
 rendering of "Elephant Island". Swimming in warm pads and fuelled by a rolling
 groove, this is destined to provide the euphoric dancefloor moment.

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