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Justin Strauss Remixes

Additional Production and Remixes by Justin Strauss for Just Right Productions. Extended mix Engineered by Chanin Warkulnukroh at Prime Cuts Studio. Remix Versions Engineered by Hugo Dwyer at Electric Lady Studios. Additional Keyboard Programming by Eric Kupper. Edited by Chep Nunez.

Way To Go - "Fever" - Justin Strauss Mixes  - 1990

Way To Go - "Fever" -Extended Mix

Way To Go - "Fever" - Remix Version

Way To Go - "Fever" - Dub Remix Version

Evolution - Metropolis (Bicep Edit)

Early support from Greg Wilson and Fingerman - out now on vinyl and digital...
https://smashedatoms.bandcamp.com/album/cut-this-way

Cut This Way EP

Cut This Way

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SMASHED ATOMS - Cut This Way

The Remix Deluxe (Japan EP)

Sade - Make Some Room

Additional Production and Remix by Justin Strauss for Just Right Productions. 1989. Remix Engineered by Daniel Abraham. Additional Keyboard Programming by Eric Kupper. Edited by Chep Nunez.

Ryuichi Sakamoto - You Do Me - Justin Strauss Remix

That title's amazing as hell (full 11-minute length track eheh)

Label: Illegal Detroit ‎– ILL 000
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label, Unofficial Release
Country: US
Released: 1995
Genre: Electronic
Style: Deep House 

Both of the tracks (Side A and B) are reworks of Sade's "Give It Up".

This is Kenny Larkin's version of that song, side B is the version of Stacey Pullen.

Surrender Your Love (Illegal Remixes)

Surrender Your Love (Kenny Larkin Remix)

Sade - Surrender Your Love (Kenny Larkin Remix)

Remix and Additional Production By Justin Strauss for Just Right productions. 1987. Sire Records. Engineered by Hugo Dwyer. Additional Keyboard Programming By Eric Kupper. Edited By Chep Nunez.

A Little Respect (12" Vocal) Remix by Justin Strauss for Just Right Productions 1987.

Forks of lightning ripped through the sky in fluorescent colours of purple and white, lacing the aether with bolts of electricity. From the cliff top the sky felt expansive, mirroring the choppy waters below that stretched further than the eye could see. She stood on the precipice and gazed down into the murky depths, becoming lost momentarily in its dark void. It should have seemed terrifying, but for her this was the most magical place to be during the height of the storm.

Four years on from his Time Tunnel release, UK-based producer Brassica returns to Feel My Bicep with Crystal Sea. Also marking the first label release of the year, the four tracker connects the dots between 90s electronica, 80s synth, 70s prog and 60s experimental electronics, exploring the narratives of music-past. Each track on the EP flaunts his expertly honed production techniques with a refined vision, both looking back to his early memories of dance music whilst dreaming of new musical realms and embarking on the beginning of a new chapter.

Way To Go - "Fever" - Remix Version

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