Yet More, EdOne - Everybody Love - The Remixes I
Release Date: 28 02 2025
Catalog: RRR.000.030
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Surrrealism kicks off 2025 with an all-star congregation to remix Yet More & EdOne's ‘Everybody Love’. Musumeci, Pole Position and Yo Speed deliver their talents to prove that second parts are good if you know how to deal with them.

Pole Position is synonymous of quality. His style and versatility are capable of captivating the most demanding ears. This version has an exquisite breakdown that leads you to ecstasy. Sweet pit stop for the final sprint.


Artwork Remix by Surrrealism Team. Dark and gloomy vision of our original cover. The rhythms and sounds intertwine with the visual art to lead to aggressive manifestations and frenetic palpitations.

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Yet More, EdOne - Everybody Love (Pole Position Remix) [SURRREALISM]

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ICONYC continues its curatorial stride with Unfold, a four-track offering from Cologne-based trio Diode Eins. Including a collaboration with the inimitable Paul Brenning, Unfold tears down walls in favor of raw expression in a state-of-the-art EP that finds Julien Hecker, Jerome Tiaden, and Jannis Klimpel presenting a studied yet emotive exploration of post-club aesthetics, balancing rhythmic heft with experimental nuance.

Biding their time, Diode Eins & Paul Brenning welcome us into "What We Shared" with a boisterous introduction as heavy-handed drumming and winding gears stomp across barren grounds. With tension now settling in, a strobbing low-end pulse takes over, thrusting us down a cavernous spiral as Brenning's stunning vocals cascade around us, lingering in the darkness of our past. Now, tightly wrapped in its allure, we fall deeper inside "What We Shared", offsetting a chain reaction that sees the piece reconfigure itself through a corrosive chemical process for a harrowing contrast in an avant-garde centerpiece.

For our second act, Diode Eins keeps us at the edge of our seats with the ever-shifting "Ain't You". Complex and defiant from the first bar, this creation builds on scattered pieces and left-fielded machinery. Solidifying an intricate framework, the Cologne-based outfit proceeds to deploy a myriad of tantalizing passageways where elements come in and out of frame for a surreal experience. From sultry vocal ad-libs, to angelical swells, and on to razor-sharp alarms and gated pianos, "Ain't You" challenges the finges of club music in a heady and narcotic take on the future. 

This assertive performance continues with "Tambor", where raw energy takes the wheel. Portuguese vocal lines cut through an asymmetrical drum pattern, and a snarling bassline injects urgency into the mix. There's a tension between the human and the machine here, a sense of conflict that plays out across jagged rhythms and looping refrains. In its protest-like momentum, Tambor channels the spirit of resistance via club architecture.

Completing our cinematic dystopian exploration, Diode Eins presents us with the skitterish "Breaking Veils". Delicate, yet granitic, this final cut evokes black holes washing over us as it unfurls over broken shards. Meanwhile, iridescent atmospheres sway and move in mysterious ways before dissipating into the ether as gated vocals step under the limelight. Deeper in our trance, sharp guitar lines draw otherworldly figures in the air, while entropy runs its course, providing a magnificent finale for a record that defies notions with every chord.

Artwork & Design by Quim Marin Studio
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Catalog Number : #ICONYC018
Release Date: 20th June 2025
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ICONYC: Discovering, exploring, championing and pushing the most exciting artists in contemporary electronic music and DJ culture since 2016. A label that’s home to cutting edge talent across the board, TV channel documenting the rich history of this scene at the high production levels it deserves to be represented at and a production academy based in New York and Berlin dedicated to ensuring this culture continues into the future, ICONYC is a full spectrum media platform committed to encouraging, nurturing and giving a voice to the very best talent from inspirational new talent to influential titans.

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