Track 2:
Julian Garnett’s London Mix takes listeners on a journey through deep, punchy house vibes, expertly weaving subterranean soundscapes beneath tough beats. With skippy hi-hats and snares driving the rhythm, this remix features a subtly acidic bassline that adds an intriguing layer of depth. The result is a vibrant, energetic track that encapsulates the essence of London’s underground scene while maintaining a dancefloor-ready feel.
Track 3:
Julian’s Piano Remix unlocks a fresh vibe and energy, showcasing a more laid-back approach to the track. This groove shimmers with tight beats, complemented by tambourines and subtle percussion that create a captivating rhythm. Enhanced by clipped dubby piano notes and a muted trumpet refrain, this remix invites listeners into a relaxed yet engaging soundscape, perfect for winding down or setting a mellow mood.
Track 4:
Freddy Bastone’s Original Soulful House Mix rounds off the package with a swinging Old Skool jazzy house vibe. This mix features a moody groove that seamlessly melts into captivating Latin jazz saxophone melodies, hard-hitting beats, and a rumbling bassline, all enhanced by Ihsan’s distinctive vocals.
With deep roots in house music, Bastone, a pioneering force known for his seminal track “The Real Life” as Corporation Of One, delivers a rich, soulful experience that pays homage to the genre’s classic elements while inviting listeners to groove.
Releases November 15, 2024
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