Was playing around with another Light of the World track, checked the rest of the album, found this. Slowed it a little, re-arranged parts and gave the drums a little oomph. Hope you like.

Light Of The World - Time (Pete Le Freq Refreq)

Stars across every horizon
(come closer)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(come closer)
Join my rising line, rising line

First I reach the faint worlds drifting outward
Then I call the distant clusters into heat
Don’t you feel how my glow is slowly widening?
Let this circle keep on moving, moving through

Let it flow
Let it flow
Let it flow

Stars across every horizon
(hold on)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(hold on)
Join my rising line, rising line

Every small companion drifting in my shadow
Pull them all, from faint embers to bright rings
Please don’t linger at the colder edge, I’m calling
If you stay behind, you’ll lose this warming tide

Let it flow
Let it flow
Let it flow

Stars across every horizon
(come forward)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(come forward)
Join my rising line, rising line

Let it flow
Let it flow
Let it flow

Stars across every horizon
(join the glow)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(join the glow)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(join the glow)
Join my rising line, rising line
Stars across every horizon
(join the glow)
Join my rising line, rising line

Red Giant

Closer

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Rarely does an artist pay homage to the classics like Dimitri From Paris. The Grammy nominated producer, remixer, composer and DJ has made every one of his repertoire of reworks sound effortless; no mean feat when the original tracks are by the likes of Disco’s greatest musicians. He has a long history of remixing classic records, starting in the late 80s and culminating in this achievement of a lifetime, ‘Dimitri From Paris presents Le CHIC Remix’.

This 20-track album features three brand new remixes alongside the much-loved essentials all brilliantly remastered for 2018, tracks that have resonated with artists from Frankie Knuckles to Disclosure, Gilles Peterson to Mark Ronson. Alongside the remixes are instrumentals of each (four of which are previously unreleased), for the ultimate bumper pack. For this project Dimitri was entrusted to use the original studio masters from circa 1978 - 1980 that feature all of the individually recorded musical and vocal elements. The songs have been respectfully remastered, unveiling never-before-heard performances, turning the spotlight on the beautiful orchestrations of one the most unique and highly-revered production duos of the Disco era and beyond; Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards, along with their CHIC Organization of musicians.

Kicking off with the unmistakeable CHIC staple ‘Le Freak’, Dimitri’s timeless remix making the exquisite instrumental harmonies shine like only Dimitri can, the album delves next into ‘Lost In Music’ and CHIC’s classic ‘I Want Your Love’. Norma Jean Wright’s life-affirming ‘Saturday’, written by CHIC along with Robert L Cotter in 1978, has been remixed by Dimitri to cinematic proportions, the climax of many of his DJ sets. Sister Sledge’s ‘He’s The Greatest Dancer’ is given the Dimitri treatment with a new extended mix, drawing out the string motifs, showcasing unheard sections from the original master tapes, sounding better than ever. Further exclusives include ‘My Forbidden Lover’ and another Sister Sledge masterpiece, ‘Got To Love Somebody’ with cowbell and horns resplendent. More highlights include a new remaster of Sister Sledge’s evergreen ‘Thinking Of You’ and the final track, an underdog from French chanson singer turned one-time Disco act, Sheila & B. Devotion ‘Your Love Is Good’, a euphoric high to close on and another track using elements from never-heard-before recorded outtakes.

Through Disco grooves and meticulously reverent production, ‘Dimitri From Paris presents Le CHIC Remix’ gets to the heart of why CHIC’s music remains so universally relevant, underlining the enduring cultural significance of dance music in its most unabashed form. This album is a demonstration of how captivating the sound of a full orchestra of musicians can be, compared to today’s largely computer generated offerings, celebrating the eternally endearing qualities of some of CHIC’s best-selling productions, not to mention, for over 40 years, the unquestionable power of a great Disco record.

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Gino Soccio