Daniel Avery: Song For Alpha Remixes - One - VINYL LP

Daniel Avery: Song For Alpha Remixes - One - VINYL LPTitle: Song For Alpha Remixes One Artist: Daniel Avery Label: Mute U. S. Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 724596973912 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2019 03 29 Number of Discs: 1 On the first remix EP born of Daniel Avery's transcendent sophomore album, Song For Alpha, three contemporaries of modern techno offer diverse interpretations. The frosty melancholy of Citizen Nowhere is reworked by London producer Manni Dee into something altogether monstrous,

Title: Song For Alpha Remixes - One
Artist: Daniel Avery
Label: Mute U.S.
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 724596973912
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-03-29
Number of Discs: 1

On the first remix EP born of Daniel Avery's transcendent sophomore album, Song For Alpha, three contemporaries of modern techno offer diverse interpretations. The frosty melancholy of Citizen // Nowhere is reworked by London producer Manni Dee into something altogether monstrous, ahead of his upcoming debut LP for Tresor. Introducing itself with a kick drum powerful enough to level a warehouse, and only getting more urgent from there forward, Dee's remix blends a knowing rave glint in the eye with a nonetheless uncompromising stance. Copenhagen-based producer Anastasia Kristensen immediately justifies her status as a rapidly rising talent on the scene, locking into a delicate yet no less powerful groove for her sparkling remix of Glitter. Seamlessly heightening the almost meditative qualities of Avery's original, she weaves a blissful rhythmic trip, taking in razor- sharp percussions and spectral dub techno. A longstanding fixture on the Midwest US rave scene, Patrick Russell applies his typical grit to Song For Alpha's firmly dancefloor focused centrepiece, Diminuendo. In subtly shifting the focus to the track's passages of overwhelming feedback, he sculpts a black hole of snarling electro and piston-like breaks, sure to prove an inviting wormhole to those willing to surrender further, deeper and darker.

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