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Artist: Re-Drum 
Title: Berlin EP
Remixes: Autodeep, Oliver Santiago
Label: Simposio Productions 
Format: Digital + Limited CD copies. 
Cat. No: Smp007
Release Date: May 19, 2014 
http://www.simposioproductions.com

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[REVIEW]: Re-Drum (France) is a very young artist, one of the new minds involved in Simposio with a musical conception respected by names like Laurent Garnier or Pablo Bolivar. He presents "Berlin EP", 3 original tracks plus 2 remixes included by Autodeep (Germany) and Oliver Santiago (Spain).

"Berlin" and "You Are This" are the main songs around this EP, where Re-Drum plays his guitar getting sweet melodies through the bass knocking your face. The other original track is "Berlin (Dub Mix)" working perfectly as alternative to the original track, a bit more dub.

About “Berlin” remixes: Autodeep signs a brilliant remix (slo-mo disco) making amazing melodies remaining in your brain forever. Oliver Santiago gets other taste for his techno version, more focused on the dancefloor and just for the most demanding audience.

Re-Drum. Berlin (Oliver Santiago Remix - Sound Snippet Preview)

[Supported by Artists]: Stacey Pullen, Agoria, Mr. G, Richie Hawtin, Brendon Moeller, John Digweed, Angel Molina, Terry Francis, Pablo Bolivar, Acid Washed, Eddie Richards, David Durango, Steve Lawler, Alexi Delano, Sei A, Nadja Lind, and many more.

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Artist: Oliver Santiago
Title: Pianism Remixes EP
Remixes: Re-Drum, Pina, Oliver Santiago, D/O/22, Yuki Narita
Label: Simposio Productions 
Format: CD + Digital 
Cat. No: Smp008
Release Date: March 25, 2015 
www.simposioproductions.com

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[Review]: Simposio Productions turn their attention back to a release by label boss Oliver Santiago from 2012. His ‘Pianism’ cut now gets revised by a great selection of modern producers including Yuki Narita, Pina, D/O/22, Re-Drum and Oliver himself.

Up first, the Re-Drum “Strings Of Death” Remix is a slow motion, elastic and super deep cut with an intoxicating atmosphere crafted by oriental sounding strings and well spaced drum kicks. It’s moody, soundscaping stuff with poignant piano keys dangling in the air and will make for some captivating moments on the floor.

The Yuki Narita remix is a more streamlined bit of Jeff Mills like techno with rolling kicks, icy hi hats and jittery little percussive ticks peeling off the heady groove. Then comes label boss and Spaniard Santiago with his head hitting, purposeful and vastly cavernous remix with its churning kicks, big heavy piano chords and bleak sense of atmosphere.

Pina goes for a more broken, hiccuping groove and coarse textures on his remix. The surreal sense of unease remains, but bass percolates down below and the drums rock backwards and forwards on their heels. Last but not least, D/O/22 layers up synths and percussion into a high pressure, ever building bit of slick techno that is wide open and sucks you right in.

This is a quality Ep for fans of cerebral, long form techno and is sure to lock down many a dance floor in the months to come.