Stacy Kidd - The Movement

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Strung Out

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Dario D’Attis makes his Defected debut giving his own contemporary, uplifting spin on two house staples. Dario’s profile on global house music platforms has been on the rise across the last couple of years, thanks to international festival and club appearances and a close working relationship with Defected, including a guest mix on the label’s inaugural Defected Croatia compilation in 2016. Presenting the ‘Sunshine People EP’ on a melodic summertime tip, Dario references the familiar ‘Sunshine People’ refrain on the title track, along with plenty of bass jackin’ and dancefloor-friendly breaks. . Citing another familiar hook, this time remixing a Sandy Rivera classic, ‘I Can’t Stop’ is the more drum-controlled counterpart, rounding off a very well-executed duo of club-ready bangers from Dario.

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IN THE HOUSE

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In 2019 Oliver Dollar made his Classic Music Company debut with the incredible 14-track collection Another Day Another Dollar. The album was an adventurous artistic statement, showing off a wider breadth and depth of sound than ever before, and was received with critical acclaim. Now three of the stand out tracks from the album get the remix treatment from some of Classic’s nearest and dearest. Opening the release, Classic founder Luke Solomon and the sparkling Honey Dijon come together to remix one of the stand out cuts, ‘John’s Church’. Originally produced in collaboration with German producer Nils Ohrmann, the pair intensify the steamy, gospel-tinged track, lacing in atmospheric keys and tension-building drops that take the dancefloor number to new dimensions. Up next, Snatch records founder Riva Starr drops his remix of ‘Crusader’, featuring Jason Hodges. Illustrating Riva’s signature dancefloor focused style, this transformative remix moves away from the stripped-back original, with a rolling bass and deep, swelling pads. Finally, Kelly G. delivers his Defected Dub of ‘The Delta’ to round off the release, taking the dreamy piano house of the vocal-led original and making it club friendly, with a bassline you can’t help but groove to.

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