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Dropping back in July 2013 Tim Green’s Get Physical release “Halftone / Midnight Roller” was a huge success, so much so that is is being re-released again on Get Physical, but this time as a three track remix compilation, “Halftone / Midnight Roller Remixed” EP. The new EP boasts three inventive and original reworks of Tim’s original tracks “Halftone” and “Midnight Roller”. 

Avatism remix of “Halftone” is the first up on the EP and sets the bar high for the rest of the release with heavy, dark and moody elements running through. It lays a nice contrast to the effortlessly smooth second remix of “Halftone” from Berlin based artist Atelier Francesco and the EP shows no signs of stopping on the third and final remix on the release, “Midnight Roller” which comes from the super talented Nicson who has just had a successful release on Greens own label Disc Over Music called “Cannonball”. 

You can head over and listen to an exclusive track premiere of Atelier Francesco’s “Halftone” remix from the EP at i-D Magazine now. Soothe your mid-week pains with the uplifting elegant groove that this track offers.  

All three reworks offer something different to Tim’s original tracks and show a real musical relationship between dance floor grooves and originality.

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To coincide with the full remix album’s unveiling on CD, the exquisite reworkings of “All I Think About Is Death” and “Why You Feel So Low”, by techno heavyweights Radio Slave and Function respectively, have been singled out for release on vinyl.

The former bears all the hypnotic hallmarks of a Radio Slave classic: incrementally menacing percussive lines woven with the heart- wrenching vocal chants of the original over an epic 12 minutes. At once understated and emphatic, the tenor is deepened in the extreme on an ambient “Atmos” version.

Berghain resident, Function, on the other hand treats Claustrophobia’s flagship “Why You Feel So Low” with a delicate touch: he retains the buoyant hook of the original, underlying it with a thunderous, reverberating bassline, handclaps for days, and a beat tailor-made for only the biggest and brightest sound systems.

Tracklisting:

A1. All I Think About Is Death (Radio Slave Remix) 
B1. Why You Feel So Low (Function Remix)
B2. All I Think About Is Death (Radio Slave Atmos)

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After André Lodemann's highly appreciated album 'The Deeper You Go' it's Irish duo Between Ourselves that follow the label-head's steps and see Davin Coady and Geoff Foley release their 'Red Mist EP' on Best Works. The four tracker, consisting of two originals, André's edit of the title track as well as Ruede Hagelstein's take on 'Red Mist', depicts the sheer potential and sound sophistication of the Waterford-boys Davin and Geoff. Watergate-resident Ruede Hagelstein's approach to 'Red Mist', which he simply called Boost Cut, does just what the working title suggests: it strips down the elements, emphasizes the carefully-chosen ones and adds a crucial darker tone and atmosphere to the track. Kind of like boosting the mental component while reducing the original's melodic elements to an essential minimum in the beginning and middle-part before allowing them to become the carrying soundscapes in the course and flow into a spheric peak that contains elegancy and rawness.

Between Ourselves's EP 'Red Mist' will be released November 9th, 2018 on Best Works Records.

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Alinka makes an eagerly anticipated return to Crosstown Rebels with the outstanding ​Control Transmission, her last appearance on the label featuring in 2016 collaborating with Shaun J. Wright. This solo release demonstrates her versatile sound that is inspired by her experience in scenes across the world.

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