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The Jimmy Edgar Remix is already supported by A-Trak, Erol Alkan, Huxley, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Steve Aoki, Amine Edge, Headman, Black Van, Adana Twins, Round Table Knights, Strip Steve, Kiki, Dyed Soundorom, Cosmo Vitelli, The Mekanism, Boris Dlugosch, DJ Hell, Tomas Barfod, Punks Jump Up, Homework, Sinden, Trickski, Hot Since 82, Dj Feadz, Djuma Soundsystem, Brett Johnson, Wildkats, Jona, Till Von Sein, Adriatique, Etienne Tron, Mercury, Chopstick, Tim Paris, Bang Gang Deejays, Timo Garcia, Michael Reinboth, Jaymo, Zombie Disco Squad, Crowdpleaser, Daniel Dexter, Alex Barck, Justin Miller, Waifs&Strays, Ruede Hagelstein... 

As Kitsune recently stated: 
'The Daft generation is everywhere around us and shows no sign of drying out. In Düsseldorf, Lorenz Rhode‘s doing his bit and occasionally strikes gold.' 
Lorenz Rhode has disco balls for testicles and crushed velvet for chest hair, an inhumanly funky being with an inhumanly funky catalog of music. 
For Kitsuné Maison 14 Lorenz Rhode teamed up with Jamie Lidell on 'Any Kind Of Pressure'. Here is a little video of them performing the song which is part funk jam, part disco freak out, like a meeting of Stevie Wonder and a New Jack Swing house band at a tropical disco campfire bonanza: 
http://youtu.be/l7YBgko_gNs 

For Germany: (http://vimeo.com/51347976) 

It's been nearly 2 years since his last release on Exploited. Meanwhile Lorenz remixed Moullinex for Gomma, Yelle for Kitsune, Strip Steve for Boys Noize, Cassian for Bang Gang and a few others and played shows all over Europe. 
His comeback 'Superficial Robots' on Exploited is all laser drums, bubbling bass arpeggios, 808 snares and Herbie-ish chord riffs featuring the voice of Coco Solid from New Zealand of dance-outfit Parallel Dance Ensemble who released an album on Permanent Vacation last year. 
On the remixtip we have producer of the moment: Jimmy Edgar from Detroit - whose tracks on Hotflush, K7! and Warp have become essential for us. Jimmy comes up with a totally new interpretation for the clubs - keeping the robot groove alive like Berghain techno:) 

Early Feedback: 

DJ-MAG: Both very cool but the Edgar mix edges it.

A-Trak: Love this! both versions... 

Totally Enourmous Extinct Dinosaurs: Nice release. Jimmy Edgar Remix is wicked as always. And thank you for sending something that isnt Deep House. 

Huxley: Jimmy Edgar Remix is doooope. Original is cool too. 

DJ Hell: Jimmy's mix is dope. 

Steve Aoki: Support! 

Noir: Jimmy Edgar Remix is the one for me. Original is pretty interesting too. 

Black Van: Full support for Lorenz Rhode! 

Till Von Sein: Her vocals are cool! Great pop tune..Big up.

Punks Jump Up: Wow this is fucking great. Love the (80's) electropop vibe. It's a hit ! Prefer the exxentric nature of the original to the Jimmy edgar remix, even though that is great too ! Great release. Exploited on a roll at the mo!

Wild Kats: Original is wicked! 

Jona: Excellent Remix!

Headman: Jimmy Edgar Remix rocks!!! 

Chopstick: Jimmy Edgar Remix is awesome!!! 

Adriatique: J.Edgar rocks! 

Hot Since 82: Jimmy Edgar for me:) 

Sinden: Both tracks are working for me. More mileage from the Jimmy Edgar mix but the original I prefer to listen to. 

DJ Feadz: The remix is good! Thank you! 

Strip Steve: Big up to Lorenz Rhode for this release! Gonna try the jimmy Edgar asap!

Tim Paris: Solid EP! 

Justin Miller: Jimmy can turn anything into instant gold. 

Michael Reinboth: Always like Lorenz's quirky funky stuff. Cool Jimmy Edgar Mix as well. 

Round Table Knights: Cool Jimmy Edgar Remix. 

Adana Twins: Fuuuuunky! 

Zombie Disco Squad: Lovely. 

Jaymo: Lorenz is a real talent - love this. 

Homework: In 2004 I bought a 12" called Access Rhythm and it would be one of my most cherished slabs over vinyl for years. The producer of that EP was Jimmy Edgar - a man I've held in high regard ever since. His remix is just awe inspiring. Brings me back to the moment I first heard his unique brand of music. Thanks for this! 

Crowdpleaser: Nice Jimmy Edgar Remix! 

Brett Johnson: Jimmy's mix really killz. Thanks. 

Cosmo Vitelli: I quite like the original. 

Timo Garcia: Excellente! Très chique! 

Robert Owens: Cool track. 

Daniel Dexter: Dope tunes! 

Boris Dlugosch: Super Track! Jimmy Edgar Mix fuer mich. 

The Mekanism: Bomb! 

Trickski: Hyperactive but great! J.E. is on fire! 

Mercury: Dooooope. Jimmy you're my hero... 

Teki Latex: This is really fresh.

Noob: This is so good ! J.Edgar remix is huge.

Gunnar Stiller: Dope Jimmy Edgar Remix!!

Moonbootica: Vacation on Rhode Island! Remix is nice too. 

Ruede Hagelstein: Hell, I drop the Jimmy Edgar Remix.









Superficial Robots

Superficial Robots (feat. Coco Solid)

Lorenz Rhode - Superficial Robots feat. Coco Solid (Preview) | Exploited

Shir Khan started Exploited in 2007. Exploited Rec now plays host to some wide-ranging and innovative electronic talent - including Adana Twins, Claptone, Budakid, Joyce Muniz, James Curd, Shir Khan (to name a few) - and its artists have been receiving numerous supportive spins from the likes of Solomun, Pete Tong, Soul Clap, Wolf&Lamb, Azari&III, Jesse Rose, Axel Boman and A-Trak.
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