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> Release.: Romanthony--Trust_2014_(Remixes_Part_2)-(GU2033)-WEB-2014-YALLA
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> Metadata:
Artist....: Romanthony
Album.....: Trust 2014 (Remixes Part 2)
Label.....: Glasgow Underground
Catalog...: GU2033
Type......: Album
Tracks....: 4
Genre.....: House
Style.....: Deep House
Year......: 2014
Rls.Date..: 2014-02-24
Size......: 78.73 MB
Playtime..: 00:34:19
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> Quality.:
Source....: WEB Codec.....: MPEG 1 Layer III
Samplerate: 44.1 kHz Mode......: Joint Stereo
Bitrate...: 320 kbps Encoder...: LAME 3.100
Lowpass...: 20.5 kHz VBR.......: CBR
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> Track(s):
01. (12:51) Romanthony - Trust (Freeform Five & Kevin Mckay Reform)
02. (08:05) Romanthony - Trust (Motor City Drum Ensemble Instrumental Dub)
03. (07:36) Romanthony - Trust (Mia Dora Remix)
04. (05:47) Romanthony - Trust (Daniel Trim Remix)
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> Links...:
Url.......: https://deezer.com/album/471958085
Buy.......: https://beatport.com/release/-/1240272
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> Notes...:
Second set of remixes on Romanthony's revocalled classic. Support
from: Pete Tong, Dixon, Breach, Sasha, Huxley, Lee Curtiss,
Trickski, Tube & Berger, Groove Armada, Oliver $, DJ Spen, Larse,
Ian Pooley, HNQO, Mark Knight, Chez Damier, Droog, Solaris Heights,
Tooli (Local Talk), Bill Brewster, Funk D'Void, Harri (Sub Club),
Supernova, Ray Foxx, Till Von Sein, DJ T, Ben Pearce, Kiki, Nico
Stojan, Walker & Royce, Claus Casper, Behrouz, Purple Disco Machine,
Sasse, Hector Romero, Marco Resmann, Justin Slow (Culprit), PBR
Streetgang, Ralph Lawson, Dana Bergquist, Groove Assassin, Jamie
Anderson, Mike Monday, Sam Devine, Benj (Permanent Vacation),
Brodanse. Danny Krivit, Severino, Stefan (Morris Audio), Robert
Owens, Anil Chawla, Viadrina, Nacho Marco.
We've been a fan of Motor City Drum Ensemble since the brooding and
eerie "Escape To Nowhere" in 2007 - a track that sounded like
someone had listened to "French Kiss" on acid and then tried to
recreate what they heard. So when we started re-issuing Romanthony's
classics with fresh remixes, MCDE's Danilo Plessow was always
someone we wanted to on the project. It has taken 2 years to
organise this mix and now it is finally here it doesn't disappoint.
Taking on "Trust", most people would head straight for the vocal but
Plessow instead eschews that idea for a warm, low slung groove
reminiscent of Muzique Tropique and early Glasgow Underground
releases by Studio Blue. The first 12 of the package featured his
vocal flecked Deep Mix - this 12 features his completely
instrumental dub mix.
When Kevin McKay and Freeform Five's Anu Pillai got together earlier
this year to remix "Weltareh", Freeform Five's single on Eskimo they
got talking about their shared love of Romanthony. McKay was
planning on remixing "Trust" but hadn't started on the project yet
so invited Pillai to join in. Over the years Pillai has collected an
amazing array of unusual analogue synths and vintage outboard gear.
This allowed him and McKay to take "Trust", soak it in acid goodness
and deliver a near-on 13 minute epic mix that provides both dub and
vocal versions in one. Great one for the toilet break.
Mia Dora follow up their killer MadTech 12 (After The Dog/You In The
Future) and their recent Pete Tong Essential New Tune (Clear) with
another killer Romanthony remix (their Let Me Show You Love rework
was a favourite for the likes of Oneman and Jackmaster). The Glasgow
boys deliver rolling low toms and a heavy kick drum with some moody
chords and tight percussion while the vocal rides effortlessly on
top. Deep and soulful yet heavy as fuck.
Daniel Trim had a great 2013. A slew of killer cuts (Its
Entertainment, Asimo, Do You Really Love What You Do? & Odet) added
to his already impressive list of A-list supporters (Jackmaster,
Gilles Peterson, Jimpster, John Digweed, Skream and Solomun are all
fans). On this classy mix he gets out the Fender Rhodes and creates
a sublime, bass-heavy piece of hypnotics that fits the vocal
perfectly and delivers a groove that sounds like Sasha and King
Britt were at the helm.
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