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Loose Records is proud to welcome Italian DJ, remixer, and producer Irregular Synth to our label. His work concentrates on music club goers can party to, such as with his Rum &amp; Drum EP, which features a remix by Christian Cambas of his single Rum &amp; Drum.Rum &amp; Drum is a contagious track that will please any club goer, especially those who love strong beats and drums. It starts with percussion and bass run through a remixer. Circular sounds soon fuse with the original beat before Irregular Synth experiments with a variety of synthesized instruments. This versatile anthem would be ideal for any large festival or nightclub. It could also appeal to many filmmakers for soundtrack.Rum &amp; Drum (Christian Cambas Remix) is a little spookier than its original track. Playing with symbols to create a circular sound, Christian Cambas toys with muted audio tracks and synthesizers to add distortion. The intensity of the song hits its peak after clear human vocals are used, commanding the attention of the listener. With samples from hip hop artists, this song would be an especially great fit for dance clubs and radio. Techno Room begins with a throbbing bass. The percussion picks up with almost a wood-block sound. Soon, a synthesizer is used to complement the drum track, increasing in speed and volume. With its ¾ time, the listener gets the sensation of being on a train, its groove putting the listener into a relaxed, trancelike state. This track would be a treat for underground clubs and DJs looking for powerful material to remix.

Irregular Synth - Rum & Drum (Christian Cambas Remix) [Loose Records]

Dark Face Recordings next release comes in the form Gaga incl. Christian Cambas Remix

Gaga - Harm's Way (Christian Cambas Remix) [Dark Face Recordings]

Christian Cambas is back and celebrates his return with an original track on one of his favorite labels.&nbsp; 
Keeping things totally subliminal with a haunting melody and an apocryphal vocal snippet, we are kept locked in via the pulsating bass and commanding synths that seem to have been programmed in some kind of dismal future.&nbsp; 

A remix from label boss T78 was essential to this release, and the original has been completely flipped on its head, with a big surprise halfway through, as only he knows how. Another brother-in-arms from the other side of the pond is up next, and of course we are talking about Durtysoxxx who based his version on the synth progressions and provided the heads-down vibe of the package.&nbsp; 
UK duo Drumsauw seal the deal with a spacious mix, letting their rendition breathe effortlessly while keeping the production crystal clear.