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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:08 pm
Zan Prevee - Overthrow EP
New rising star from Greece, Zan Prevee comes with a new EP called Overthrow on this summer where the original mix shifts rapidly in tone, opening with a thick, warm organ and a restrained kicks before breaking into a poppy, upbeat refrain.
Unsurprisingly the remixes all ignore the latter part of what could quite easily be two different records, building their own arrangements around fractions of the kicks and those lovely, moody chords. Kaiser Gayser's version is certainly effective, opening with a softly filtered a cappella before breaking quickly into a robotic throb of a bassline over which the kicks develop very nicely indeed. Not massively complicated, but well done all the same.
John Ov3rblast's remix starts extremely promisingly, a twisted arpeggio of synth worming its way in and out of the filters, resting it low in the mix under lush pads that break to reveal gloriously muted shades of sunlight midway through the track, it soothes, excites and moves in impressively equal measure. The Nick Wurzer "Piano" remix especially shows him striking out on his own vision and follows a quirky, pitched-up nice piano cords intro with acidic jack moves, elements into a beautifully foggy interplay.
Buy: http://www.beatport.com/release/overthrow/956455
Including:
Overthrow (Original Mix)
Overthrow (Kaiser Gayser remix)
Overthrow (John Ov3rblast remix)
Overthrow (Nick Wurzer "Piano" remix)
Label: Insomniafm Abstracts
Cat: IFMA010
Release: August 31th, 2012
Style: Deep, Tech House
New rising star from Greece, Zan Prevee comes with a new EP called Overthrow on this summer where the original mix shifts rapidly in tone, opening with a thick, warm organ and a restrained kicks before breaking into a poppy, upbeat refrain.
Unsurprisingly the remixes all ignore the latter part of what could quite easily be two different records, building their own arrangements around fractions of the kicks and those lovely, moody chords. Kaiser Gayser's version is certainly effective, opening with a softly filtered a cappella before breaking quickly into a robotic throb of a bassline over which the kicks develop very nicely indeed. Not massively complicated, but well done all the same.
John Ov3rblast's remix starts extremely promisingly, a twisted arpeggio of synth worming its way in and out of the filters, resting it low in the mix under lush pads that break to reveal gloriously muted shades of sunlight midway through the track, it soothes, excites and moves in impressively equal measure. The Nick Wurzer "Piano" remix especially shows him striking out on his own vision and follows a quirky, pitched-up nice piano cords intro with acidic jack moves, elements into a beautifully foggy interplay.
Buy: http://www.beatport.com/release/overthrow/956455
Including:
Overthrow (Original Mix)
Overthrow (Kaiser Gayser remix)
Overthrow (John Ov3rblast remix)
Overthrow (Nick Wurzer "Piano" remix)
Label: Insomniafm Abstracts
Cat: IFMA010
Release: August 31th, 2012
Style: Deep, Tech House