#Tech Loversrock - Monster on Amselcom deejay.de/AMSEL004_-_Loversrock_-_Monster_-_Vinyl__155524 Loversrock´s Monster brings you a blast from the past. The former duo Oliver Mohnsame and Bruno Harth produced the track back in 2004, using the raw power of analog synths sequenced on an Atari straight on DAT. This is music made according to instinct, by two brilliant minds. The monstrous beat aims at the dancefloor with no fear of classic repetitions and stomping grooves. After unfolding the dramatic scene playful melodic elements join in and create an atmosphere which drives the dancer into a serious trance. For Amselcom, London-based Jaya Shakira reworked the track in her fairy-like style, adding a piano that shows off the composition talent of Loversrock. For the remix of her rework Decalculator brought Iannis Ritters smoky voice into the project. The artists achieve a calm, but poppy convergence, which fully does justice to the original Monster/by Loversrock. The b-side is a trip into oldschool sample based techno funk, containing the tracks Freak and Shade. Freak plants a funny but dangerous musical description of a techno enthusiast into your ears. The samples used in Shade sound like they couldve been recorded at the Zoo and present a variety of mystic sounds. feedback: Alan Oldham: Reminds me of a new-school, minimal house version of Secessions Touch. Very stylish stuff, very Berlin. I like it a lot. #vinylsoundsbetter
Posted on: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 16:20:42 +0000
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