Artist(s) .........:: Emerson & Digweed & Muir
Title .............:: Tracer
Genre .............:: Techno
Record Label ......:: Bedrock Records
Catalogue Number ..:: BEDDIGI100
Source ............:: WEB
Quality ...........:: 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Duration ..........:: 00:24:10 (55.3MB)
Release Date ......:: 03-07-2017
Support ...........:: https://www.djshop.de
Tracklist .........::
1. Tracer 7:31
2. Tracer (Reude Hagelstein Remix) 8:51
3. Tracer (Darren Emerson Womb Mix) 7:48
Release Note ......::
Bedrock Digital is set to celebrate its milestone 100th digital single release
in superb style with Tracer, the second single from Emerson, Digweed & Muir a
collaborative project of the highest order from three of the scenes most
respected creative mavericks, whose huge debut Fanfare (Beddigi88) had fans
everywhere begging for more. Enlisting Berlins inspirational Watergate resident
Ruede Hagelstein on remix duty completes the perfect package to mark yet
another Bedrock landmark. For me, personally, its such a privilege not only to
be still working with John, who I consider to be one of the finest DJs ever to
ply his craft, but also to work with Darren, who is one of THE most pivotal
characters in UK house music and therefore the world, to whose records I
remember dancing to deliriously numerous times, with everyone refusing to let
the party end. And theres the clue to the success of Bedrock - we do it because
we love it! Nick Muir Between them, John Digweed and Nick Muir, producers of
the finest electronic dance music, have been involved in many pivotal moments
in the world of club music over the years and have in many ways helped to
define genres & push the boundaries further. Their partnership has been one of
electronic music's most fruitful pairings, creating a body of work thats seen
them become one of the worlds most highly regarded production duos. Joining
forces with Detone boss Darren Emerson, who since his pioneering days with
Underworld has remained at the forefront of the electronic scene across the
last three decades for good reason, is a mission statement, showing that this
illustrious trio are not resting on past laurels, but always developing
themselves musically in exciting new directions. Rather appropriately, in its
original form Tracer is an unmistakably heavyweight, pulsating, peak-time
monster, loaded with menacing, fizzing, energetic, celebratory creative
abandon. Meanwhile, Darren Emersons Womb Mix develops Tracer into an equally
stunning, bombastic, stripped back, techno colossus, showcasing his supremely
individualistic creative flair. In perfect juxtaposition to the trios versions,
the dialled-back, low-slung, brooding throb of Ruede Hagelsteins mesmerizing
interpretation, bristling with unrivalled electronic detail, perfectly rounds
what is an exceptional creative circle. In this day and age to not only survive
as an independent label, but to flourish and constantly evolve, bringing
forward and developing new and exciting talent to stand equally alongside
established household names, is something that should be applauded. The global
respect and love that Bedrock has steadily gained through years of releasing
quality dance music that rides the waves of trends and fashions is second to
none. 2017 has already seen a steady flow of exceptional Bedrock releases and
there is so much more to yet to come.