Lee Foss’ Repopulate Mars sees Ecuador’s Andre Salmon serve up two infectious house cuts with Will Clarke and Volkoder delivering stellar remixes.
Owner and founder of Anima Somnis, Ouch! and Maniacs, the output of Andre Salmon’s imprints resemble his versatile productions in that they’re eclectic and genre spanning. Joining a talented and burgeoning roster comprised of 4th Measure Men, Sonny Fodera, Patrick Topping, Eskuche & Nu Sky and Flavio Acaron, the arrival of Salmon on Repopulate Mars is a testament to his production abilities and an indication of promising things to come.
‘Feel The Fire’ features chopped vocals and a Hammond organ hook that nods towards the aesthetics of garage, whilst ‘We Like The Milk’ is a moodier number in comparison with its sinister atmospherics and rumbling bassline.
The first ‘Feel The Fire’ remix comes from Will Clarke, known for his releases on dirtybird and Defected. The Bristolian producer transforms the original from upbeat groover into a dancefloor focused roller featuring siren fuelled breakdowns and a hefty low-end. Finally Hot Creations and Suara artist Volkoder reworks the track using an infectious synth line and sultry chords to conclude the package.
Andre Salmon ‘Feel The Fire’ drops on Repopulate Mars on 1st July 2016.
Tracklist
Feel The Fire
Feel The Fire (Will Clarke’s 5AM Beard Comb Remix)
Feel The Fire (Volkoder Remix)
We Like The Milk
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