Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/your-light-shines-on-remixes/2246070

Carl Cox is an industry figure head whos legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell.

This latest offering from Intec features two new and previously unreleased remixes of Carl Coxs classic track Your Light Shines On.

Your Light Shines On was originally released in 2016 as part of Intecs landmark 100th release, and the two new heavyweight remixes are provided by Pan-Pot plus Chus & Ceballos.

German duo Pan-Pot to most fans of the techno genre need little introduction having first made a name for themselves on Anja Schneiders Mobilee, before starting their own successful label known as Second State.

Spanish collaborators Chus & Ceballos focus their sound more towards house music, and along with releases on their own label Stereo Productions, have also featured on imprints including Toolroom and Defected.

Carl Coxs original version of Your Light Shines On has an underlying techno groove with tribal percussion plus Jamaican style steel drums, and each of the remix artists has focused on the elements most commonly associated with their genre in order to make the track their own.

ID150 1. Carl Cox - Your Light Shines On - Pan-Pot Remix

Bailey Patterson AKA B-29

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Manchester UK, DJ & Producer

Genres:  | Minimal House | Deep House |  Tech House | 

Lou Wilson first entered the music scene in 2012, starting his career as a DJ before seemlessly segueing into a dual role as a producer. As a DJ and producer, Lou has an affinity for sound and rhythm, with an ever-expanding catalogue of tunes. 

Lou's interest in music can be traced back to his youth - more specifically when he was around the age of 6 or 7-years' old. The first album he bought was The Documentary by The Game, and this is where his interest in hip-hop and rap developed.  

As he got older, Lou fell in love with house music through the Manchester club scene. Sankeys became a regular haunt, and once he was surrounded by the beats and sounds of the dance floor, he never looked back. 

Lou continues to develop his style, and describes it as "groove, punchy bass and upbeat." He sights Rossi as a big inspiration, and looks to Chris Stussy, the European minimal/house scene, and the work of Dutch producers as being influential to his career.  

Thanks to his time spent on the dance floor, Lou has made many friends in the industry. He firmly believes music makes the world go round, and treats everyone equally. 

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