OH MY GOD! This mix is amazing!! Chef's kiss!!

This version is brilliant! I miss you so much, Robyn <3

'Corsica '80' is the first taste of our upcoming 'Scirocco' project. Hope you all enjoy!

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Diogo Strausz and Nic Hanson release the sun-soaked anthem ‘Tropical Electrical’. The beach bars are set to sizzle with this electrifying partnership that feels like classic Boogie Angst, brimming with glistening synths, driving tropical beats, and funk disco arrangement adorned with layered vocal harmonies. 
Diogo Strausz, renowned for his extraordinary contributions to the world of funk and disco, delivers glorious guitar grooves interlaced with phased rhythmic elements that are sure to get shoulders moving. His impeccable craftsmanship and innovative skills, honed from a young age in Rio de Janeiro, have seen him rise to international acclaim as a producer and multi-instrumentalist . As part of the duo Balako, his music has been released on Razor-N-Tape, Barefoot Beats, and Greco-Roman. His recent work includes the celebrated orchestral piece Pausa, collabs with Brazilian artists like Castello Branco and Alice Caymmi, working with Mario Caldato Jr. of The Beastie Boys, co-producing the album Les Bruits de La Ville for French artist Voyou, and remixing for Brazilian legend Gal Costa. 
Nic Hanson, the Philadelphia-born American singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, joins Strausz on this latest track. Hanson’s signature R&B/pop sound, combined with his ability to blend soul, dance, funk, salsa, and hip-hop, brings his own unique flair. Known for his eclectic style and international collaborations with Moon Boots, Moods, and Kraak & Smaak, Hanson’s quality contribution elevates ‘Tropical Electrical’ to new heights making it an unmissable warm weather anthem.

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In 1994 this was one of my first international artist remix. Björk had just left her Sugarcubes band to go solo, and she was only mildly know back then. I was commissioned to remix Human Behaviour by Island France who were releasing it domestically. I did 2 sets of mixes and they were grouped on a single promo 12" that was pressed to only 500 copies making it a pretty rare item today. She apparently didn't like the remix much and it stayed commercially unreleased. Luckily for me, I had a chance meeting with David Morales at the time and gave him 2 copies. Months later I was told he and DEF mix partner Frankie Knuckles were killing it in the NY clubs. Thanks to them my name got out of France and it kickstarted my carreer outside of my country.

Björk  - Human Behaviour Dimitri From Paris Underground Behaviour Remix 1994

It's two years since Honey! When I joined Robyn on tour in 2019, I'd make mixes overnight and try them in sets - there are a lot of them, Honey vs Kenlou, Honey vs Pépé Bradock, That's Alright (Honey), She's Got Her Own Thing She's From Sweden, This is Robyn Speaking.... but the one which seemed to make the most sense, like it was a blessing from the gods of music, was 'Chic It Immediately'. I remember having this brain itch that the bassline in "French Kiss" reminded me of something, and it turns out it was Bernard Edwards' bassline from "I Want Your Love". 

It's been teased by Robyn on NTS, (which was then ripped and used at a JW Anderson show), and played every night by me on the Robyn tour. We're happy to share it here.
Happy Anniversary Honey ❤

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