Kahn, Superisk & Fused Forces - Match In The Ocean remixes
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 6:55 pm
After last month's release of the epic debut album by Se Fire, it was only right we followed it up with an equally serious remix package... with contributions from Kahn, Superisk & Fused Forces, this is the 'Match In The Ocean Remixes' EP
A. Se Fire - Red Lights (Kahn remix)
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B. Se Fire - In Every (Superisk remix)
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C. Se Fire - Steppa (Fused Forces remix)
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Available from:
http://durkledisco.bandcamp.com
http://www.beatport.com/release/match-i ... xes/963673
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/match ... d552764092
http://www.junodownload.com/products/ma ... 026037-02/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Match-The-Ocean ... B008WUE2QS
The second single from Bristol-based label Durkle Disco has arrived, featuring remixes from two of the bass-obsessed city’s most exciting and freshest talents – Kahn and Superisk.
The source material comes from the little-known but hugely talented Se Fire collective, whose album ‘Match In The Ocean’ was released to a warm reception in August on Durkle Disco. Fusing elements of reggae, soul, trip-hop and much more around a solid hip-hop core, ‘Match In The Ocean’ is a captivating bass-driven listen, from which all three of the original tracks remixed here were taken.
First up steps man-of-the-moment Kahn, fresh from releases for the hugely respected Punch Drunk label and the monster 'Percy'. Kahn’s sublime take on ‘Red Lights’ twists the original into a stuttered two-step groove that nods firmly towards the UK Garage sound of yesteryear, with all the sultry swagger and seductive swing of that sound at its
very best.
Fellow Punch Drunk contributor Superisk comes next, reworking ‘In Every’ into one of his trademark grime inspired slices of bass music. An anxious, string-driven intro builds the tension beneath Se Fire’s dreamily delivered bars, gradually building into a rich synth-laden tapestry of sound and intricate percussion that never lets go.
Finally, Essex’s Fused Forces show there’s still plenty of dub to be found in dubstep with their remix of ‘Steppa’. Showcasing Se Fire’s original bars and cuts throughout, sparse, spacious atmospherics and lashings of reverb open the way for a smoky, head-nodding slice of bass-weight that drips with dubwise attitude.
A. Se Fire - Red Lights (Kahn remix)
Soundcloud
B. Se Fire - In Every (Superisk remix)
Soundcloud
C. Se Fire - Steppa (Fused Forces remix)
Soundcloud
OUT NOW
Available from:
http://durkledisco.bandcamp.com
http://www.beatport.com/release/match-i ... xes/963673
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/match ... d552764092
http://www.junodownload.com/products/ma ... 026037-02/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Match-The-Ocean ... B008WUE2QS
The second single from Bristol-based label Durkle Disco has arrived, featuring remixes from two of the bass-obsessed city’s most exciting and freshest talents – Kahn and Superisk.
The source material comes from the little-known but hugely talented Se Fire collective, whose album ‘Match In The Ocean’ was released to a warm reception in August on Durkle Disco. Fusing elements of reggae, soul, trip-hop and much more around a solid hip-hop core, ‘Match In The Ocean’ is a captivating bass-driven listen, from which all three of the original tracks remixed here were taken.
First up steps man-of-the-moment Kahn, fresh from releases for the hugely respected Punch Drunk label and the monster 'Percy'. Kahn’s sublime take on ‘Red Lights’ twists the original into a stuttered two-step groove that nods firmly towards the UK Garage sound of yesteryear, with all the sultry swagger and seductive swing of that sound at its
very best.
Fellow Punch Drunk contributor Superisk comes next, reworking ‘In Every’ into one of his trademark grime inspired slices of bass music. An anxious, string-driven intro builds the tension beneath Se Fire’s dreamily delivered bars, gradually building into a rich synth-laden tapestry of sound and intricate percussion that never lets go.
Finally, Essex’s Fused Forces show there’s still plenty of dub to be found in dubstep with their remix of ‘Steppa’. Showcasing Se Fire’s original bars and cuts throughout, sparse, spacious atmospherics and lashings of reverb open the way for a smoky, head-nodding slice of bass-weight that drips with dubwise attitude.
