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Release Information
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Artist: Lane 8
Title: The One EP
Label: Anjunadeep
Cat. No.: ANJDEE184D
Tracks: 3
Size: 41.59 MB
Quality: 320kbps / 44.1kHz / Full Stereo
Genre: House
Street date: 2014-02-10
Store: http://www.beatport.com
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Tracklisting
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1. Lane 8 feat. Patrick Baker - The One (Original Mix) 5:57
2. Lane 8 feat. Lucy Stone - Nothing You Can Say 5:08
3. Lane 8 feat. Patrick Baker - The One (Klangkarussell Remix) 6:08
Total Track Time 17:13
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Release Notes
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"With a #1 Hype Machine record under his belt, San Francisco's Lane 8
has been a star of the 2013 underground with support from Majestic
Casual, BBC Radio 1's B.Traits and tastemakers across the board.
Off the back of a release on French Express and "Be Mine", one of the
many highlights on #1 iTunes Dance album "Anjunadeep 05", Lane 8 aka
Daniel Goldstein returns to the label with two classy deep grooves that
merge his unique melodic textures with a new vocal leaning.
Sounding like a cross between Tale Of Us, French Express and Cyril Hahn,
lead track "The One" is a slow-burning, deep melodic gem with Patrick
Baker's vocals adding an extra layer of catchiness. With early support
coming from Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1 and The Magician on his infamous
Magic Tape series, "The One" already looks like a future Lane 8 classic.
Showcasing Daniel's versatility, the more indie-pop flavoured "Nothing
You Can Say" features the wistful, uplifting vocals of hotly tipped
songstress Lucy Stone alongside a melodic, summery electronic dance
backing.
After the success of Sonnentanz, one of 2013's biggest dance tracks,
Klangkarussell turn in a monster of a remix of "The One". Having built
up a reputation for delicate feel-good melodies, they showcase a much
darker side on this one, with a no nonsense beast full of raw bass and
distorted vocals. "