very chill, this has a great vibe, and is really relaxing and awesome


really beautifully produced! Like the hihat shuffles. And awesome plucky lead synth :) This will kill the festivals :D

The best part of this track is right here it show dynamics and brings the listener on a journey. Nice element of surprise.

love the DJ's style mixing. sounds really good.. everythings all dub step right now hate it.

**PREMIERED 9/10/13 on Do Androids Dance** 
http://doandroidsdance.com/audio/joe-brunning-now-let-me-see-you-work-sanity-deploom-festival-trap-remix/

**Also blogged on EDM Insider**
http://www.edminsider.com/free-download-joe-brunning-now-let-me-see-you-work-twerk-sanity-deploom-festival-trap-remix/

Joe Brunning is an artist that I believe to be one of the best tech/minimal/tribal producers around (and certainly my favorite). I first discovered him when I heard his record "More Than Anything" and then went back and copped almost all of his releases since "Can U Feel It." When "Now Let Me See You Work" dropped, it was great to see Carl Cox make the track a staple of his sets. After that HUGE sync in Ultra's 'Can U Feel It' (coincidentally titled) aftermovie, I knew the song would be become huge (more than it already was). Now, even the newest and most casual EDM fans/festival goers react to that song as they would a big room progressive/electro track. It's definitely refreshing for that to happen to an underground song!

Purchase Brunning's new EP, 'Snap Shot', on Beatport, which includes the original mix of "Now Let Me See You Work" :
http://www.beatport.com/release/snap-shot-bonus-edition/1134765

I came up with the idea to remix NLMSYW when noticing how many people in popular culture were using the line "let me see you twerk" etc because of the twerk craze. I connected the dots with work/twerk and it just clicked. Originally I thought of taking the Baltimore Club route with the remix because its bounce would be perfect for the twerk usage, but I turned to trap when I pitched the idea to my good friend Deploom. Deploom is a gifted hip hop producer who is trying to get into EDM via the trap route but wants to run an experiment with this track under this new alias. Therefore he prefers to remain unknown for now but you will hear from him soon! So festival trap was the idea we came up with, as he was sold on the Carnage/Luminox/Victor Niglio remixes that I showed him. My house/four-on-the-floor influence combined with his knack for hip-hop birthed this baby of a remix. It has a minimal style for the first drop to stay true to the original, a big-room "hands in the air" breakdown to bring out the festival-ness of it, and then a pretty nasty culminating drop.

This is the second official release off my upcoming EP, #ATrainIsComing, which will be released late fall 2013. Check out the first single "Wash Yo Ass" (:p) here: 

https://soundcloud.com/djsanity/washyoass

Sit back, turn up your speakers, and Twerk Twerk Twerk Twerk Twerk Dat @$$

-SANiTY

#SANiTYSWARM

Email: SANiTY@DJSANiTY.com
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Joe Brunning - Now Let Me See You Work (SANiTY & Deploom Festival Trap Remix)*COMPLEX MAG PREMIERE*

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Demitri Anastasio Kesoglides, known professionally by his stage name SANiTY (or DJ SANiTY), is an American DJ, producer, and songwriter who has been cutting his teeth in the music world for over a decade now. Hailing from New York City, the Queens native has had a culturally diverse upbringing which has lent itself to his eclectic musical palette. SANiTY's versatility as a performer shows in his live sets -- his sound is a cross between electronic/house music stylings and open-format multi-genre mixing shenanigans. Currently, SANiTY is working with producers and rap artists to curate what he calls ‘East Coast G-House’ – a proper fusion of thumping house grooves and East Coast hip-hop bars. In addition to the musical soundscapes, the surrounding ambiance and visual aesthetic of #EastCoastGHouse aims to combine prominent elements of both worlds, including everything from shuffling and dance to old-school graffiti art.

Contact:
sanity@djsanity.com

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