CLAPTONE’S LATEST SINGLE ‘THE ONLY THING’ GETS REMIXES FROM GUTI, TUBE & BERGER AND SEVENDOORS
The mysterious enigma with the golden mask unveils details of a remix EP of his latest offering taken from his 13-track debut album ‘Charmer’, The Only Thing was released to great acclaim at the end of last year.
Claptone shows he intends to pick up in 2016 right where he left off last year, by offering up three big remixes of his latest single. Argentinian producer Guti adopts more of a techno approach to the original, whilst Tube & Berger take the track in a typically melodic house direction. SevenDoors completes the package with a wonderfully dark and atmospheric twist on things.

Artist: Claptone
Release: The Only Thing Remixes
Label: Exploited
Cat: EXPDIGITAL115
LC: 15799

Releasedate Beatport: 25.01.16
Releasedate I-Tunes: via Different

The Only Thing Remixes

The Only Thing (Tube & Berger Remixes)

Claptone - The Only Thing (Tube & Berger Remix) | Exploited

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