Sebastian Mullaert's reinterpretation of Joseph S. Joyce's 2014 dub techno hit, 'Vedanta,' breathes new life into the track with a mesmerizingly minimalistic approach. Stripping away the rhythmic intensity of the original, Mullaert crafts an ambient rendition that delicately balances tranquility and introspection. Through washed-out chords and understated melodies that linger in the background, the remix takes on an ethereal quality, as if floating through a dreamscape.

Following Mullaert's rendition are four other remarkable remixes, each offering a distinct perspective on the original track. El Choop, Van Bonn, Federsen, and Paul 90 bring their unique sonic signatures to the table, further expanding the palette of 'Vedanta.' Additionally, Joseph S. Joyce himself contributes a live revisit, infusing the release with his creative energy. The remix compilation is set to be unveiled on June 28 through Joseph's Default Position record label.

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PREMIERE: Joseph S Joyce - Vedanta (Sebastian Mullaert Ambient Mix)[Default Position]

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