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Crustation were a short-lived trip-hop group with ties to Portishead and Massive Attack; their 1997 single "Flame" was a perfectly nice, totally innocuous, and mostly forgettable contribution to the drowsy downbeat catalog. The journeymen producers Mood II Swing put their characteristically light, funky touch on a club-friendly remix of the song, as they did hundreds of times during their run as New York's most dependable remixers. But Mood II Swing also had a murkier, more abstracted side; you can hear it in productions like "Move Me," "The Slippery Track," and the eerie "Inhale," which sounds like Gary Numan's "Cars" being sucked through a Teflon wormhole. But they outdid themselves on the "Borderline Insanity Dub" of "Flame," lacing a skipping, proto-U.K.-garage beat with hiccupping vocal loops and a lithe, shadowboxing bass line; the icing on the cake comes courtesy of a swirling fog of vocal harmonies that pans from speaker to speaker. Running out of phase with the beat, it lends a sense of tidal ebb-and-flow, throwing the time deliriously out of joint. The fact that Mood II Swing never produced anything else quite like it only makes this fluid, enveloping tune all the more irreplaceable. P.S.

Crustation - Flame (Mood II Swing Borderline Insanity Dub Mix)

𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬: Koala - Memory Book [M-Sol DEEP]

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𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬: Koala - Memory Book [M-Sol DEEP]

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time to share an edit/mash up as a thank you for all the love and support out there x

Gravitation (Pepsi Edit)

Parisian artist Point G is set to deliver a new remix compilation across three parts this March, April and May 2019, featuring interpretations from an array of esteemed producers close to him.
DJ Gregory aka Point G has long been a respected figure in house music, releasing music and DJing since the 90’s under various guises, Point G being the more contemporary alias with a focus on a rawer, more stripped- back aesthetic. Here we see the Point G back- catalogue revisited with fresh reworks from some of France’s finest in House and Techno, as well as good friend and Berlin’s queen of House, Beste Modus co-founder Cinthie.
Across the project there’s the vintage sounds of DJ Steaw and Cinthie’s drum-led remixes through to more crunchy, synth-driven takes from D’Julz and Leo Pol sat alongside the airy ethereal, jazz-tinged feels of Hugo LX and Flabaire’s remixes.
Pauline T takes a more direct Techno approach with her take on ‘Blackjack’ via mind being arpeggios and choppy, ever-evolgin drums, DJ Deep opts for a similarly dynamic feel with his solo rework, while the Sergie Rezza remix, an alias of his and Roman Poncet’s, delves into the more abstract courtesy of smoothly unfolding, organic drums, enchanting atmospherics and wandering subs.

Point G ‘Remixed By’ features an all-star cast and every remix choice has payed justice to many of the choice cuts from the Point G back catalogue.

PART ONE -1st March 2019 1. Have You (DJ Steaw Remix) 2. The Call (D’Julz Remix)
3. DIM (Cinthie Remix)

PART TWO – 5th April 2019
1. Nebula (Leo Pol Remix)
2. Take Me (Flabaire Remix) 3. Blackjack (Pauline T Remix)

PART THREE – 3rd May 2019 1.Talk (Sergie Rezza Remix) 2. Air (Hugo LX Remix)
3. Talk (DJ Deep Remix)

Point G Remixed by vol 1

Point G - Have You (DJ Steaw Remix)

A reworked 90's classic techno song from Detroit by Gary Martin.

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Most people's first encounter with Triform's 'Vinaloop' came with the sight of a clapping Christian AB alongside a grinning Ferro at A'DAM Toren with the video dominating the social media waves with cries of the usual 'Track ID???' to no success. After a few months of re-circulations, our shrugs of indifference led to the belief that this was an impossible-to-find track and would remain unknown indefinitely.

Except it wasn't an obscure, '90s limited press track from an even more obscure label, but the track 'Vinaloop', from Triform aka Scott Featherstone, which launches Desyn's new label, Faciendo. The digging renaissance has elevated interest in older music like few could've imagined, with producers like Scott, whose records from the late '90s have fetched a pretty penny on Discogs, being able to release music to the masses some two decades later thanks to one of the finest diggers in the scene, Desyn. [continue reading at...]
https://trommelmusic.com/music/premiere/premiere-a1-triform-vinaloop-fac-01/

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