Remix of a track originally released in 1998 on Narcotix Inc. Acid Jazz with a D&B slant.

Windows of My Mind (Twisted Tongue Remix)

Andy Dragazis is a composer and producer, best known as the brains behind BLUE STATES which established itself in 2000 with the critically acclaimed debut album ‘Nothing Changes Under the Sun’. Andy has written and produced five BLUE STATES albums since, including ‘Man Mountain’ with the track Season Song featuring on Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later.

Since Blue States’ creation, Andy has also produced a number of artists and albums as well as forging a career in film and television.  A multi-instrumentalist with a background in electronica, his music draws from many influences.

His debut release 'Stills' and the more recent 'Cipher' EP blur the lines between electronic soundscapes and subtle organic orchestration, creating a space of its own. 

His debut album is due for release in 2019.

London-based writer / producer Dave Jay has spent the past three decades working for record labels as diverse as WEA / Maverick, Mangled, Atlantic / Big Beat, Suburban Base, London Records, Freskanova, and Above Machine while having tracks remixed by the likes of Dan The Automator, Blue States and Ray Mang and having music featured in various film and television. 

In 2006, Jay created his own production project, then called 'Twisted Tongue All-Stars', and swiftly signed to Acid Jazz Records (home to Matt Berry, Jamiroquai and The Brand New Heavies). Shortening the brand-name to 'Twisted Tongue' and teaming up with co-producer/guitarist Mark Dalton, he released two albums with the label, until Dalton decided to leave the group midway through the second LP. 

Following a Twisted Tongue remix project for Oslo-based Aural Graffiti Records in 2015 ('The AGR Sessions'), Jay decided to move on from music, instead publishing two books and pursuing a masters degree in film.

In 2021, Dave Jay decided to mark the 15th anniversary of the group by reviving the original 'Twisted Tongue All-Stars' moniker, returning to the project's original jazz/funk fusion roots and releasing the 3-track 'Live at Great West Quarter' EP in collaboration with UK jazz horn player Graeme Flowers and LA-based session singer Rose. This ultimately led on to the fourth Twisted Tongue album, 'This Was Twisted Tongue', released in 2024.