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In this vibrant version of Erasure’s synthpop masterpiece “In My Arms”, Haberdashery and markymix collaborate to reimagine an iconic track. This modern rendition delivers a new breath of life into the lead single from Erasure's 1997 album "Cowboy”.

Mark's production shines through in every beat and synth melody, while Stephen’s vocals, layered with smoldering longing, gently glide over the driving basslines, sparkling arpeggios, and crisp percussion. The combination makes this version of "In My Arms" both nostalgic and contemporary.

The extended and expanded versions feature a perfect blend of lush synth sounds, modern production, and vocal abstraction - creating a soundscape that is both familiar and fresh. This release by Haberdashery and markymix is a captivating version of an Erasure classic.

In My Arms (Erasure Cover)

Slide your key into the ignition, and get ready for a glowing joyride through neon-lit nights. Drive pulses with vintage drum machines, lush synth textures, and melodies that shine like headlights in the dark. It’s a soundtrack for longing, connection, and that electric feeling of being just on the edge of something unforgettable. Each song feels like a postcard from the past - familiar yet fresh, filled with the magic of synthpop’s golden age and the intimacy of a diary entry. From high-octane anthems to slow-burn ballads, Drive is built on an ‘80s chassis designed for the digital roads of the future.

Drive

Enough To Make Me Cry is a synth-soaked ballad that leans into the sweeter, more melancholy side of love. It’s got that hazy 80s glow, gentle drum machines, drifting synths, and a vocal that feels both vulnerable and comforting. It’s the kind of song you put on late at night when you’re thinking of someone you can’t quite let go of.

This release includes an extended version, a markymix, and a hauntingly beautiful orchestral interpretaion. The final track is a new b-side, Glowing In The Dark, bringing the single to a close with a luminous warmth.

Enough To Make Me Cry

The Greatest Heights

Liberation

This Must Be The Place I Waited Years To Leave

Ice Cream (Sarah McLachlan)

I Will Remember You (Instrumental)

I Will Remember You (markymix)

I Will Remember You

A classic Depeche Mode song that ushered in the 90s is covered in this new collaboration with markymix. “Enjoy The Silence” is reimagined with lush synths and driving beats and is accompanied by several versions, including an Extended Mix, the “Quiet Mix” and Instrumentals. A music video was also produced with the use of an AI generated visual stream. The imagery evokes the futuristic landscape of a neon lit Tokyo bustling with anime style characters and TRON influenced vehicles.

Enjoy The Silence (Depeche Mode Cover)

Enjoy The Silence (Quiet Mix)

Enjoy The Silence (Instrumental)

Enjoy The Silence (Extended)

Enjoy The Silence (Extended Instrumental)

In My Arms (Extended Instrumental)

In My Arms (Instrumental)

In My Arms (Expanded)

In My Arms (Extended)

In My Arms

Drive pulses with a rush of shimmering synths, vintage rhythms, and radiant energy.

Berlin

One Taste

Jump!

Watch The World Go By

Cross The Universe

Make Me Yours

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Enough To Make Me Cry (Markymix)

Enough To Make Me Cry (Extended Mix)

Enough To Make Me Cry (Lacrimosa)

Glowing In The Dark

This cover of Fascination Street takes a seductive turn into a world of pulsing synths, sweat, and late-night glamour. The original song by The Cure has a vague sensuality that I’ve always loved, and in this version I wanted to indulge in that mystery and desire.

Fascination Street

Champagne Sky

Take A Little Time

Carol Of The Bells

A synthpop cover of Love 2 the 9's, from Prince's Love Symbol album.

Love 2 The 9's (Prince)

A remake of Close To You, originally from the 2004 Haberdashery album, Admirer.

Close To You (markymix)

A synthpop cover of Everywhere, from Fleetwood Mac's album, Tango In The Night.

Everywhere (Fleetwood Mac)

Après Nouveau 2

Forever And For Always

I Love You Too

"Après Nouveau 3" is the final part of the EP series following the 2015 album, “Nouveau”. The instrumental versions of all ten songs from the album are followed by a track by track audio commentary.

Après Nouveau 3

Champagne Sky (Instrumental)

The 2012 addition to the continually evolving Christmas EP is "O Come O Come Emmanuel". One of the most solemn Advent songs has been set within a dark electro soundscape, evoking somber and patient yearning. The new track accompanies six more Christmas songs, all available for free.

O Come O Come Emmanuel

I Will Remeber You

Jazz Age

You're Not The Only One

Where You Are

Rivers Flowing

Haberdashery (Stephen Pearlman) has been crafting synth-pop since 2004. Musically influenced by Erasure and The Pet Shop Boys, his electropop productions swirl with synth chords, lush strings, and layered vocals. With an array of software channeling the vintage sounds of classic synthesizers, Stephen writes, arranges, and records all of his music. Haberdashery has released eight full-length albums, an EP of Erasure covers, and several singles. Stephen lives and works in Chicago.

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