Layo & Bushwacka are set to release the first wave of material from their forthcoming long-player ‘Rising & Falling’, with a remix package of the track ‘Dancing In The Dark’. Contributions come from Guy Gerber& DJ Tennisand Audiofly, and constitute a package that leaves the listener with a building anticipation for subsequent releases from the album, which will be out this Autumn.

With the original version of ‘Dancing in the Dark’ being kept under wraps until the continuous long-player of new material is released, Layo &Bushwacka! will release this impressive remix package as a special album precursor.  Each remix provides an impressive take on the original, each with the artist’s respective signature sounds.

For the first remix Guy Gerber has joined forces with DJ Tennis of Life and Death Records, a label that has extensive success lately with their releases in the bags of everyone from Visionquest to Michael Mayer. Tennis, akaManfredi Romano,is a long time sound-track producer who formed Life and Death with Greg Oreck of Thugfucker. 
The remixis one of warm synths, crisp kicks, and circling melodies. A fine display of Gerber and Romano’s joint talents, this is a remix that will serve DJ’s from a plethora of stylistic predilections. 

Londoners Audiofly serve up a typically deep, chugging and dark remix that exemplifies their current musical output. Moody riffs and subtle idiosyncrasiesproduce an environment in which the listener is effortlessly transported to a dance-floor consciousness.  

‘Rising & Falling’ will be Layo &Bushwacka’s first album in six years, and with the quality of the remixes mirroring that of the original productions, the album is destined to continue in a similar vein to previous studio output; namely the finest-quality house music delivered with aplomb.

Dancing In The Dark (Guy Gerber & DJ Tennis Remix)

Layo & Bushwacka are set to release the first wave of material from their forthcoming long-player ‘Rising & Falling’, with a remix package of the track ‘Dancing In The Dark’. Contributions come from Guy Gerber & DJ Tennis and Audiofly, and constitute a package that leaves the listener with a building anticipation for subsequent releases from the album, which will be out this Autumn.

With the original version of ‘Dancing in the Dark’ being kept under wraps until the continuous long-player of new material is released, Layo &Bushwacka! will release this impressive remix package as a special album precursor. Each remix provides an impressive take on the original, each with the artist’s respective signature sounds.

For the first remix Guy Gerber has joined forces with DJ Tennis of Life and Death Records, a label that has extensive success lately with their releases in the bags of everyone from Visionquest to Michael Mayer. Tennis, aka Manfredi Romano,is a long time sound-track producer who formed Life and Death with Greg Oreck of Thugfucker. 
The remixis one of warm synths, crisp kicks, and circling melodies. A fine display of Gerber and Romano’s joint talents, this is a remix that will serve DJ’s from a plethora of stylistic predilections.

Londoners Audiofly serve up a typically deep, chugging and dark remix that exemplifies their current musical output. Moody riffs and subtle idiosyncrasies produce an environment in which the listener is effortlessly transported to a dance-floor consciousness.

‘Rising & Falling’ will be Layo &Bushwacka’s first album in six years, and with the quality of the remixes mirroring that of the original productions, the album is destined to continue in a similar vein to previous studio output; namely the finest-quality house music delivered with aplomb.

Dancing In The Dark (Audiofly Remix)

Following the release of their latest album ‘Rising and Falling’, the duo return with a brilliant remix package centered around one of the standout tracks from the album. Titled ‘Can’t Hurt You’ the track features the sublime vocal talents of Kim Ann Foxman.

Fans of the album will be well versed with the delicate floating synths and memorable vocals of the supremely-talented Miss Foxman from the original album version. But this release is all about the three remixes from Guti, Russ Yallop, and Just Be!

Desolat’s Argentinean supremo Guti offers his own refreshing take on the original, injecting some serious South American funk and flavour to proceedings. From the outset Guti stamps his unmistakable groove on the original taking the tempo up a level and adding new keys and vocal samples, culminating in a fantastic dance-floor orientated remix.

Next up is one of Crosstown Rebels leading lights Russ Yallop who lends his hand to create a trippy yet sensuous version of the original. His remix is characterised by striking deep bass and a jacking kick which take centre stage. The remix builds and builds into a swirling distorted crescendo until it drops back into its absorbing big-room beat.

Completing this package is a special dub by Just Be, one of Matt Bushwacka!’s aliases. It takes the listener on a much more hypnotic journey. While the subtle synths and haunting vocals of the original remain, these are complemented by adding new percussive elements to the track, taking it to new sonic depths.

Overall then fans can expect yet another strong remix package from Layo & Bushwacka! which features three extremely high-quality versions of the fantastic original.

Tracklist:
1 - Can’t Hurt You Guti Remix
2 - Can’t Hurt You Russ Yullop
3 -  Can’t Hurt You Just Be Deep Dub

Release Date:
Original Mix - Out Now
Remixes - 26th November


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