Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/no-eyes-remixes/1144701
Itunes (Pre-Order): http://snip.ftpromo.net/noeyesremixes

Label: Exploited
Artist: Claptone
Release: No Eyes Remixes
LC: 15799

Releasedate Beatport: 26.08.13
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 30.09.13 

Watch the official Videoclip for NO EYES here: 
http://smarturl.it/claptonevideo 

Early love by CatznDogs, Soul Clap, Solomun, Dj Sneak, DJ Hell, The Magician, Claude Von Stroke, Ben Westbeech, Noir, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Hot Since 82, Tensnake, Oliver Koletzki, Anja Schneider, Pete Tong, Laurent Garnier, Riva Starr, M.A.N.D.Y., Maxxi Soundsystem, Jesse Rose, Adana Twins, HNQO, Phil Weeks, Peter Kruder, Chopstick & Johnjon, Rampa/Keinemusik, Matthias Meyer, Kiki, Munk, Alex Jones, Kasper Bjoerke, Larse and many more. 

Ever since the German producer known as Claptone got his start just a year ago, he has been awarded artist of the year on the German Trendcharts DCC 2012, and has held his spot on Beatport’s Top 10 Tracks in the deep house category. So, without surprise, Claptone brought in 2013 with a fresh EP that is still at the top of the charts today. 
No Eyes, which features the vocals of Jaw from dOP has been getting love from all over the world including plays by Annie Mac and Pete Tong ('Essential Tune') on BBC Radio 1 who named Claptone 'Future Star of 2013' at the beginning of the year. 
It’s a gripping deep house production with an expressive melody, driven by the low and eerie bass line. The airy keyboard chords gives it the personality of a dark, daydream vibe, while the progression is rhythmic and funky. The fresh vocals interlock with the deep house instrumental, creating a song that will be bumping in the back of your mind for a while. 

Treat yourself to the download of those fresh new remixes by Art Department, Doctor Dru, Mickey, Kyodai and Bakermat. More Claptone in the near future. 
You can experience the enigmatic Claptone magic live at Creamsfields on Sunday 25th August. 

Early Feedback: 

CatznDogs: Mickey Remix for us!
Soul Clap: Art Department Remix all the way!
Oliver Koletzki: Kyodai Remix ist der Hit!
DJ Sneak: Kyodai Remix hands down!
DJ Hell: Art Department and Kyodai are the best mixes here.
Riva Starr: Quality!
The Magician: Great Remix package. Mickey Remix is a dancefloor killer! Loving Kyodai Remix too.
Maxxi Soundsystem: Ace remixes... hard to pick a fave straight off... reckon could be Kyodai's or Dru's.
Tensnake: Great remixes for one of the most played tunes of the last year.
Laurent Garnier: Kyodai Remix is superb as always.
Anja Schneider: Great Mixes. Very hard to choose. Dru and Art Department probe for me.
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs: Art Department Mix is the one for me.
M.A.N.D.Y.: Very good release with lots of good remixes. Love Jaw's voice. So will be my favorite this time. Good job guys.
Hot Since 82: Kyodai and Art's remix for me.
Ben Westbeech: Kyodai mix for me….DOPE.
Jesse Rose: All about the Kyodai Mix.
Noir: Awesome Remix Package.
Peter Kruder: All mixes are great in their owen way. Strong package for one of the biggest tunes this year so far. Will play them accordingly.
Phil Weeks: Kyodai Remix for me.
Adana Twins: Dr Drizzle for Rizzle!
Chopstick: Kyodai & Art Department Remixes are just up my alley! Great Remix Work!
Sasha: Art Department Mix is nice and wonky.
Keinemusik / Rampa: Kyodai Remix is super. Love it.
HNQO: Cool remix from Mickey!
Kiki: Mickey and escpecially Kyodai deliver the goods!
Matthias Meyer: I like the Art Department Remix and Bakermat.
Munk: Like the Kyodai a lot.
Alex Jones: Kyodai Remix is wicked.
Kasper Bjoerke: Mickey + Doctor Dru + Art Department. Yes sir!
Coat Of Arms: Kyodai do it again & again. Serious Pressure. Absolutely Murked it.
Larse: Dru & Art Department are the winners.

No Eyes

No Eyes (Art Department Remix) [feat. Jaw]

Claptone - No Eyes Remixes (Preview) | Exploited

Open minded creative creature who believes in the power of sound.  Music is one of the most powerful forms of communication with humans.  “Specific frequencies are linked to specific patterns in numerology and geometry, and are said to have specific effects on the body and mind, such as: 174 Hz relieves pain and stress. 285 Hz heals tissues and organs. 396 Hz liberates the listener from fear and guilt. 417 Hz facilitates change.”

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