Melbourne’s 30/70 join forces with London and Australia’s South East elite beat-makers to deliver ‘Fluid Motion: Remixed’ on Rhythm Section International.

After the fruits of 2018’s luminous and lifted ‘Elevations’ iteration, we were keen to see how the rich, soulful and instrumental layers of last Summer’s ‘Fluid Motion’ LP could be reimagined by some of the key players in our mutual musical scenes. So, we invited a selection of our nearest and dearest to create their take on the track from the record that spoke to them most.

The ‘Fluid Motion: Remixed’ EP expands the album’s effortless eclecticism but offers energies more suited to the dancefloor that we’re missing oh so much. The first single comes from fellow label affiliates SAUL who kick things off with a bouncy breaks flip of N.Y.P., transforming it’s tender tones into a bright and lively party starter. It’s followed up by Peckham’s hazy house producers, Athlete Whippet, who inject ’Tempted’ with foot-stomping percussion and a moody electronic groove. We then move to the Southern Hemisphere with Close Counters, who serve up an ‘Impermanence’ rework that journeys from sweaty bruk stylings to a sunny club chug. Setwun amps up the heat of Allysha’s pacey lyrical performance in title track ‘Fluid Motion' with squelchy low-swinging synths, showcasing his signature fusion of dance and funk. From Sydney’s self-proclaimed ‘Soulstranaut’ to “the Dilla of Deptford” (STW), Maxwell Owin chops up ‘Tempted’ with a vigorous chasing tempo, twinkling glitches, a plunging bassy breakdown and seductive whispers to propel his gritty-city sonic aesthetic into a far-flung atmospheric nebula.

The Fluid Motion remix project sees the musical worlds of SE16 and Melbourne meet once again, proving it to be an alliance that just keeps on giving.

Fluid Motion: Remixed

Tempted (Athlete Whippet Remix)

DAVE SCOTT (David La Maestra): it is called "a goblin". DJ since 1989, blends his artistic journey between various contaminations, including performances by vocalist and radio speaker. The turn comes in 2003, when he begins to approach the discography through the "The PhunKaDelix" project together with Joe Addicted (Giuseppe Acunzo, sound engineer and DJ). The buzz ride is in 2008, when Nick Morris himself "enlisted" with himself. There are a number of projects that see him as a composer: QLab, Inner Blue, Nick Morris & Dave Scott, TML (with Daniele Tignino), and others. His battle horse is compositive experimentation, creative trick, ... work done always speaks to him even only through a vocal or a sample. Lovers of oldschool sound, his culture ranges from all that jazz and disco to experimental, to electronic music, to a more "raw" sound of German garage productions (Max Graef, IMYRMind, Glenn Astro). His references are the Kraftwerk, Marshall Jefferson, and Jan Michelle Jarre.

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