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Danton Eeprom - All The Cats In The Sky
From "Kissing In Traffic EP" 
(c)2015 Souvenir Music - Berlin, Germany

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Danton Eeprom - All The Cats In The Sky

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Played and Supported by:
Dubfire, Maceo Plex, Busy P, Adam Beyer, John Digweed, DJ Hell, Troy Pierce, Kölsch, Laurent Garnier, Joris Voorn, Alan Fitzpatrick, Dusky, Tiga, Kasper Bjorke, Chloé, Slam, Red Axes, Richard Norris, Kiki, Jennifer Cardini, Justin Robertson, Paul Lorraine, Arnaud Rebotini, Man Power, Heretic, Rework, Electric Rescue, Manfredas, Sean Johnston, Moderna, Dan Curtin, Jerry Bouthier, Scratch Massive, Villanova, Mijo, Cosmo Vitelli, Alexi Delano, Rick Maia, Alvaro Cabana, Demian, Gabriel Ferreira, Javi Redondo, Monoblok&Pslktr, Lokier, Miro Pajic...

Remain with Click Box - The Travels Series - Episode 1.1 - MEANT026

Tracklist:
A1 - 02 (Original Mix)
A2 - 02 (Swayzak Remix)
B1 - 04 (Original Mix)
B2 - 04 (Danton Eeprom Remix)

MEANT are launching a series of roving travelogues and you've got a sonic first class ticket. 'Travel Tales' gives us an opportunity to celebrate a DJ 's unique nomadic lifestyle, and haphazard creative opportunities (and friendships!) that arise along the way.

MEANT’s series highlights producers and takes in their various collaborative creations written on the road.

First up, label boss Remain whose roadmap excursion from Paris to Sao Paulo teams him up with Brazilian techno stalwart Clickbox, creating two crisp, restrained, tech workouts alongside two vividly contrasting remixes…

'02' bites with a staccato riff that nags so hard it could make Lil’ Louie blush. Rising with percussive elements and warped humanised textures, it’s built around the timeless energy and dynamic that could crumble the biggest of warehouses or the most intimate of clubs. Remix-wise Swayzak add a darker layer of acid, repositioning the riff so it’s being sung on a lower range while ensuring the stretched, processed vocals are given full attention.

'04' exhibits their funkier side with a loose drum arrangement, veered bassline, juicy acid and a wry down-pitched vocal. Strutting with confidence, there is an attractive wonkiness to the kerb-scuffing groove. Meanwhile on the remix Dantom Eeprom realises a different, darker perspective as the bassline’s tones spiral downward with ‘Falling Up’ flavoured finesse. Breaking down into a delicious bit-crushed goo, Eeprom rebuilds the sticky sonics with the help of lasers, dense drums and the perfect amount of cosmisity.

A powerful launch piece to kickstart a series that every globetrotter can relate to: one soul away from home linking with kindred spirits. It’s time to take a trip…

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MEANT026 - The Travels Series - Episode 1.1

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B2 - REMAIN w. Click Box - 04 (Danton Eeprom Remix)

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Doing things by the book has never been Danton's forte. That might be the reason why the London-based Frenchman's 
path is so atypical, it's probably why he has never committed to a specific style or musical family either, when pretty much    
everyone else seems to be in a rush to "belong". Mind you, if he had, he would certainly have bored you to tears a long 
time ago, and his releases would not be welcomed with a distinctive sense of "what has he done this time". 
From the start it was clear Danton was in for a jolly good laugh, and trend-setters got it spot on when they started to 
embrace his deviant but addictive music, from "Confessions Of An English Opium Eater", to "Face Control", or the wicked 
in the true sense of the word "Give Me Pain". He was a man on a mission, and a mission he took really seriously at that: 
giving all he had, sweat, blood, beats and screaming synths, whenever he set foot in the main clubs of pretty much all the 
countries who have a knack for electronic music. And the word spread fast, so fast he had already toured left right and 
centre by the time his debut LP "Yes Is More" came out. But Danton saw this as an excellent opportunity to cover his tracks 
and shuffle the cards again - Just when you thought you had got to grips with his style. 
The frontman is also a man in the background on various projects, his years as a studio engineer paying off and allowing 
him to overtake the producer desk and make good artists better, turn OK tunes into full-on old school hits. In a world of 
music taylorism he likes to add uniqueness, and install a playful feeling to the music he produces. That's right, if he was to 
be put in a category, it wouldn't be pop, electronica or house - it would be "playful". And yes, he does the same thing with 
photography, with the way he dresses up for his performances, erecting the way he sees music to an art de vivre. 2012 is 
the year of living playfully, to the soundtrack of his upcoming LP "All Dressed Up And Nowhere To Go". Ready to go there 
with him? He'll be more than happy to take you for a ride.

FemDom

Danton Eeprom

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