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UbootRecordings uploaded a new video
(2 months ago)
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Available on iTunes: http://bit.ly/ufnt15
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As Freaks, Justin Harris and Luke Solomon have released some of the most enduring House Music of the past two decades and none more so than their perennial classic Where Were You When The Lights Went Out.
Since its original 2003 release on their own Music For Freaks imprint, this House anthem has been a constant presence in the sets of the world's best DJs and now this November it gets reissued on U-Boot Recordings with what may just be THE definitive remix package.
Updating things for 2011, this new remix package reworks the track into myriad new forms from Adrian Lux and Blende's foray into jacking bass territory, dark club music at it's very best, to Canadian producer Hirshee's dubstep remake, a genre that was still finding its feet when the track was first released.
Rainer Weichhold takes the track in a techno direction, chopping the vocals into pounding samples for that 4am effect, whilst Tim Weeks delivers a lush piano-drenched house edit, for those atmospheric end-of-the-night, hands-in-the-air moments.
Justin and Luke revisit the track themselves, with a revocal from their fellow co-writer and singer on the original 2003 version, Stella Attar and supply three of their own Redux remixes - their subtle updates highlighting just what a classic production the original is, luscious dubby disco house of the finest order.
Finally completing the package is the original itself, still sounding as fresh as it ever did. A timeless house track, it's snake-hipped beats, bumping bass line and Stella's soulful vocal mantra equalling pure disco heaven, it will still be igniting dancefloors 10 years down the line.
You may know the original but these edits are modern classics, guaranteed to introduce Freaks to a new generation of clubbers and keep that killer hook embedded in your brain long after the lights go out.
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UbootRecordings uploaded a new video
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UbootRecordings uploaded a new video
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UbootRecordings uploaded a new video
(3 months ago)
Available now on iTunes: http://bit.ly/ufnt15
Follow us on Facebook: http...
more
Available now on iTunes: http://bit.ly/ufnt15
Follow us on Facebook: http://www.facebo...
As Freaks, Justin Harris and Luke Solomon have released some of the most enduring House Music of the past two decades and none more so than their perennial classic Where Were You When The Lights Went Out.
Since its original 2003 release on their own Music For Freaks imprint, this House anthem has been a constant presence in the sets of the world's best DJs and now this November it gets reissued on U-Boot Recordings with what may just be THE definitive remix package.
Updating things for 2011, this new remix package reworks the track into myriad new forms from Adrian Lux and Blende's foray into jacking bass territory, dark club music at it's very best, to Canadian producer Hirshee's dubstep remake, a genre that was still finding its feet when the track was first released.
Rainer Weichhold takes the track in a techno direction, chopping the vocals into pounding samples for that 4am effect, whilst Tim Weeks delivers a lush piano-drenched house edit, for those atmospheric end-of-the-night, hands-in-the-air moments.
Justin and Luke revisit the track themselves, with a revocal from their fellow co-writer and singer on the original 2003 version, Stella Attar and supply three of their own Redux remixes - their subtle updates highlighting just what a classic production the original is, luscious dubby disco house of the finest order.
Finally completing the package is the original itself, still sounding as fresh as it ever did. A timeless house track, it's snake-hipped beats, bumping bass line and Stella's soulful vocal mantra equalling pure disco heaven, it will still be igniting dancefloors 10 years down the line.
You may know the original but these edits are modern classics, guaranteed to introduce Freaks to a new generation of clubbers and keep that killer hook embedded in your brain long after the lights go out.
http://www.u-boot...
http://soundcloud...
http://www.facebo...
http://twitter.co...
http://www.youtub...
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UbootRecordings uploaded a new video
(3 months ago)
Available now on iTunes: http://bit.ly/ufnt15
Follow us on Facebook: http...
more
Available now on iTunes: http://bit.ly/ufnt15
Follow us on Facebook: http://www.facebo...
As Freaks, Justin Harris and Luke Solomon have released some of the most enduring House Music of the past two decades and none more so than their perennial classic Where Were You When The Lights Went Out.
Since its original 2003 release on their own Music For Freaks imprint, this House anthem has been a constant presence in the sets of the world's best DJs and now this November it gets reissued on U-Boot Recordings with what may just be THE definitive remix package.
Updating things for 2011, this new remix package reworks the track into myriad new forms from Adrian Lux and Blende's foray into jacking bass territory, dark club music at it's very best, to Canadian producer Hirshee's dubstep remake, a genre that was still finding its feet when the track was first released.
Rainer Weichhold takes the track in a techno direction, chopping the vocals into pounding samples for that 4am effect, whilst Tim Weeks delivers a lush piano-drenched house edit, for those atmospheric end-of-the-night, hands-in-the-air moments.
Justin and Luke revisit the track themselves, with a revocal from their fellow co-writer and singer on the original 2003 version, Stella Attar and supply three of their own Redux remixes - their subtle updates highlighting just what a classic production the original is, luscious dubby disco house of the finest order.
Finally completing the package is the original itself, still sounding as fresh as it ever did. A timeless house track, it's snake-hipped beats, bumping bass line and Stella's soulful vocal mantra equalling pure disco heaven, it will still be igniting dancefloors 10 years down the line.
You may know the original but these edits are modern classics, guaranteed to introduce Freaks to a new generation of clubbers and keep that killer hook embedded in your brain long after the lights go out.
http://www.u-boot...
http://soundcloud...
http://www.facebo...
http://twitter.co...
http://www.youtub...
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