These are the Sound Quelle, Valante and Warung remixes of Dezza & Lewyn's 'Won't Let Go'!

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A feast for the ears this week on Colorize as we bring you three outstanding remixes of track #8 from Dezza's latest album '44° North, 63° West'. 'Won't Let Go' with Lewyn is a highlight album cut with Dezza's classic sound merging superbly with Lewyn's splendid vocals, and first on remixing duties is one of Colorize's leading acts Sound Quelle with a typically driving, synth-heavy remix. Swedish producer Valante follows with an exquisite take built around lush pads and peppy synths, and Warung tie things up with their sublime, dream-like remix that makes stellar use of dazzling percussion and pulsating bass. 

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Won't Let Go (Remixes)

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Dezza & Lewyn - Won't Let Go (Sound Quelle Remix)

Not your run-of-the-mill working-class Eastern European non-binary DJ. The producer, vocalist, but also visual and digital artist strives for innovative sound design and visceral body response, despite (or maybe coupled with) raw emotion that permeates their musical output. They’re a proud member of the Ciężki Brokat crew (with whom they run the annual Warsaw Pride official afterparty), co-creator of Radio Kapitał, Polish ambassador for Keychange and SHAPE Platform 2021 resident.

Their own music has morphed several times throughout the last 15 years – from industrial or purely synthetic timbres, through polyphonic singing with Pleśni to a perplexing fusion of rhythmically and sonically jagged compositions, bass-heavy club tracks on their EPs, 'Gusła (Human Rites)' on Tańce, a limited vinyl release on London-based 51-53 Records, 'Doolska' and the latest, more experimental 'Lamenty' EP.

They presented their music during numerous festivals (Unsound, CTM, Schiev, Up To Date, Tauron Nowa Muzyka, Les Siestes Electroniques, Audioriver) and an assortment of clubs (including the legendary Berghain) in Poland and abroad (Berlin, London, Prague, Oslo, Copenhagen, Ljubljana). They remixed tracks by Kamp and Baasch, recorded mixes for Resident Advisor, DJ Mag, HӦR and CRACK, composed and created impromptu live music for interactive theatre plays: Method of National Constellations, quadraphonic sound for Jawić się, music for a Women’s Strike street theatre Manifesta and original score for Ideologix, a US-written and directed queer opera.

In the club their seventeen-year experience of supporting queer, anti-fascist and underground scenes results in an almost annoyingly disparate selection of the most forward-thinking sound offered by today’s scene. In their series of DJ-sets and club nights they blend unusual rhythmic patterns kicked up a notch with their improvised vocals.

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