I don't think I've ever had so many Techno Legends lined up in one single title XD
Still paying tribute to Eric Prydz, under his alias Cirez D, seasoning his Dare U with a bit of an older track from techno legends UMEK, Popof & Space 92.

Hope you have as much fun listening to it than I had doing this reboot !
Let me know what you think of it in the comments and don't hesitate to give it a thumbs up to spread the Techno love !

For those who would like to play it live, it is as usual available to download in HQ Wav right here ! 

Until next time, take care and have fun Machine Boys and Girls !

Cirez D X UMEK, Popof & Space 92 - Dare U To Lose Control (The Machine Reboot)

ALL TRACKS DOWNLOADABLE in HQ ! Feel free to download, play and share the love :D

Born and Raised in Grenoble - FR, now living in the Geneva Area - CH,
I have been passionate about Electronic music and especially Techno since I was a kid. 
This is why you will find a lot of older, some would say classic tracks in my Reboots. Because my Techno memories take me wayyyyy back, and I work a lot based on my emotions and memories :)

To me, doing Mash Ups is a discipline on its own amongst Music Production. I do take it seriously. It's not just quickly putting a vocal in the break of another track, not really caring if it fits well or not, just to be cool and trend on a currently hyped track.
I'd rather not work on a track I love than doing it just for the sake of doing it and actually not bringing any interesting new dimension to it or do something mediocre. 
That's why it sometimes takes me several months between wanting to rework a track I like and actually doing it. because I won't do it if it half-assed. I will wait until I have something that truly fits and makes a worthy Reboot.
My philosophy when it comes to producing my Reboots is to create something new, to take the original track out of its context/style and give it a brand new identity, something that could be a remix, or another original track altogether, not just 2 different tracks played on top of each other.
I was standing right next to Joachim Garraud, back in 2005, when he dropped for the very first time this UFO of a track that "The Egg Vs Love don't Let me go" was. He had finished it earlier that day and had kept it a secret. I remember all of our faces, staring at each other, our jaws had all dropped to the floor. The entire club was SHOCKED, stunned, amazed, in TRANCE.
This is the impact, the power, a good Mash Up can have. It can be even more powerful than an original track, because it will take a track people already know and love, with all the emotions and memories they have associated to it, into a new universe. And this is EXTREMELY powerful.

Anyway, enough spoken about myself, I hope you will like what you will hear on my page, if you do, please leave a comment or a like, and why not repost the track to give the opportunity to more people to discover my world and my work.
Thank you very much for your support,

Remi aka The Machine