ARTiST......: Eco & Carly Burns
ALBUM.......: Hurt (Remixes)
LABEL.......: Enhanced Recordings
CATALOG.....: ENHANCED181R
GENRE.......: Trance
QUALiTY.....: 320 Kbps 44100Hz Full Stereo
SiZE........: 45,99 megs
STREET DATE.: 2014-03-03
URL Store...: http://beatport.com
Tracks:
1. Hurt (AWD Remix) 6:58
2. Hurt (Keyworth Oldfresh Remix) 4:35
3. Hurt (Cold Rush Remix) 8:27
PLAYTiME: 00:20:00
Notes:
Following its conception in 1995, 'Hurt' by Nine Inch Nails has become a
world renowned vocal classic. Trent Reznor's emotive lyrics are instantly
recognisable the world over and last summer Enhanced unleashed Eco & Carly
Burns' classy cover, and now this spring, we are delighted with a set of no
less than 3 stunning remixes!
First up in this trio of remixes is British producer, AWD. Following his
gorgeous release at the end of last year, 'Summer's End', AWD returns to
cast his summer stylings on 'Hurt'. Lilting melodies and Balearic flavour
take full focus in this rework, while the track is driven by his warm
basslines that get better and better with every release.
Next up on remix duties is a very exciting talent from Baltimore, USA. By
trade, a sound designer and engineer, Keyworth remixes 'Hurt' in a more
leftfield and downtempo style - something new for the fans of the Keyworth
or Breakfast releases. Of superb quality, the Keyworth Oldfresh Remix is
atmospheric with a subtle groove that only accentuates the emotion in Carly
Burns' vocals and delivers a knockout alternative from the Original!
The final remix on this stunning triple header comes from Estonian duo, Cold
Rush. This duo add their signature touch as they re-design the track, adding
a dynamic bassline and cutting Carly's vocals into creative samples
sprinkled throughout. A hard hitting dance remix, Cold Rush enter the fray
with a solid version designed for the dancefloor.
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