There have previously been a couple of occasions at which Los Angeles-based artist Ken Rangkuty (Keenhouse) contributed genius-like moments for Emerald & Doreen Records. Most prominently his re-working of go nogo’s „Things Ain’t Right“ produced an athmosphere full of suspense with skewed vocal tunage, minimalistic, impressionistic piano motifs and sparse drum-programming. This interpretation is a fine example of how Keenhouse successfully marries the worlds of traditional instrumentation and electronica. 
Having released his third full length record „A Future Past“ in January, Keenhouse propelled his approach to style in a series of songs that feature brass- and lush string-arrangements, live-drumming plus vocalistic traits of colloborators. This enriched formula has produced an album that more than ever introduces compositional talents of someone who can weld pop, classical romanticism and electronic playfulness together.

Having established an artist-roster which constantly exchanges talents in the guise of remix swaps,
Emerald & Doreen pays a tribute to the talented „Mr. Keenhouse“ in having some label-greats remixing „A Future Past“ almost entirely.

Netherlandish disco don Auxiliary Tha Masterfader is keeping the original dreamy and balladesque quality of „Time“ intact, though adding an extra-amount of synth-nostalgia. This is kitsch in the best sense, like driving with an open canopy into the sunset, reminiscing of a long-forgotten teenage love affair. 
Go Satta’s British Amtrack Version of “Evening Return“ reveals a stellar song-interpretation of the ethno-ambient-tinged instrumental you hear from Keenhouse. Moriah Nixon’s pop-lyrics add up to the band’s charming indie-pop vibe which they have become associated with. The euphony is highlighted with ethereal pad sounds and lean guitar arpeggios that conserve a shimmering character.
The West Coast-ish easy living streak of „Into Silence“ turned Rubberlips on to create a string-laden, funked-up nu-disco bounce. As the track is indulging in layers of synth- and violin-sweeps, the whole affair turns into a vivid jamming. It seems like there’s an endless sky of vibrant red and orange.
The first track released from „A Future Past“ stirred label-associates go nogo to have a „go“ on the remix-project. They eliminated almost every aspect of the celli-driven, rhythmic complex original „Argon Decibel“ and hooked-up the chopped vocal-line with some broad sleazy bassmotif. There are streaks of psychedelic guitar-licks, shades of percussion-delays and pulsating sine waves all over the place, so that you cannot really pigeonhole the stylistic approach, but that’s the way these Krauts artistically work. 
Haioka picked the introspective, wonderfully mastered piano-piece „Gravity“ from the tracklist and bathed the melancholic chords in quirky rhythms, vapour-like filtersounds and faint rewind-noises. Known for his tasteful balance of experimental and yet very tuneful compositions, the Japanese border crosser has delivered another Zen-like masterpiece.
The second interpretation of „Argon Decibel“ is delivered with straight-laced disco beat and a lot of appreciation for the original, since Keenhouse’s Sunlinxx records labelmate p e a c e Fire features all central elements of the playful original. This subtle funkiness combined with the strings, brass and empyrean vocals is a celestial event in the cathedral of slo disco.
The Elektromekanik Remix of „Into Silence“ is breaking the silence with a beefed-up Disco-House vibe which is basic for a track to lure the ladies on the dancefloor. The breezy track is keeping the easy-going feelgood vibe of the original alive, but shifting the attention from the chill of the melody-centered to the thrill of the groove.
Chilean’s prodigious Statickman, who has become the busiest man in the E& D Remix-canon, breaks his habbit of trimming the original with punchy synthpatterns.

Keenhouse - Time (Auxiliary Tha Masterfader Remix) clip

Pushing the limits of Electronica since 2011 with new fusions of Cosmic & Dark Disco, Midtempo Hypnodance, Psychedelic House, Italo, Trance-ish Synthwave and Indie Dance. Aural trips for night drives, space flights & club nights. Record Label run by Eric Schemer and Markus Schneider & Stefan Maurer from @therobotscientists .
Our label name comes from street slang words for extremely amazing girls and people (definitions from UrbanDictionary.com):
1. Emerald & Doreen
“Super Epic Goddess. Nothing but Emerald and Doreen. The most epic-est goddess-like people you’ll ever meet in your life. BOW DOWN NOW… OR LIVE IN FEAR… FOREVAAAAA”
2. Emerald
“A wonderful, talented and brilliant gem. Her keen sense of what’s going on in the world, will keep you interested. Although her social skills aren’t always the best, you can count on her being loyal always. She has a deep understanding of people and her surroundings. Emerald’s are often multi talented, extremely intelligent and beautiful to say the least.”
3. Doreen
“One of the most confusing, interesting girls out there. Careful.”

Contact us for remixes, remixing, releases, DJ sets, live shows : markus @ emerald-and-doreen.com .

A finales de los años 80, inicia su trayectoria como deejay, a comienzos del año 2000 realiza su primer trabajo como autor & productor, álbum, Tempo de Crecer, ahora inicio un nuevo proyecto con la creación de productos audiovisuales, con la colaboración de grandes músicos en directo,

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