Jamie xx: Loud Places (Remixes) Vinyl 12"
Stellar remix package for Jamie xx. The collaboration with fellow xx member Romy Madley-Croft entitled "Loud Places" was a clear standout from his critically-acclaimed full length debut on Young Turks, and gets a varied set of remixes here from A-list producers. Spanish DJ and producer John Talabot kicks things off with a deep, dubby version that breaks the track down to its core for major effect on the dancefloor. Up next, Tessela ramps up the energy with a driving techno remix that's sure to get people up on their feet, while Barnt brings the synths to the front onĀ theĀ very cosmic feeling E-Mix. Also features anĀ abstracted dub mix from Herbert that hits from strange and unexpected angles. Die-cut sleeve.
- music label: Young Turks 2015
reviewed by Baggy Tapir 11/2015
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$3.88Jamie xx: Loud Places (Remixes) Vinyl 12"
Stellar remix package for Jamie xx. The collaboration with fellow xx member Romy Madley-Croft entitled "Loud Places" was a clear standout from his critically-acclaimed full length debut on Young Turks, and gets a varied set of remixes here from A-list producers. Spanish DJ and producer John Talabot kicks things off with a deep, dubby version that breaks the track down to its core for major effect on the dancefloor. Up next, Tessela ramps up the energy with a driving techno remix that's sure to get people up on their feet, while Barnt brings the synths to the front onĀ theĀ very cosmic feeling E-Mix. Also features anĀ abstracted dub mix from Herbert that hits from strange and unexpected angles. Die-cut sleeve.
- music label: Young Turks 2015
reviewed by Baggy Tapir 11/2015
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Stellar remix package for Jamie xx. The collaboration with fellow xx member Romy Madley-Croft entitled "Loud Places" was a clear standout from his critically-acclaimed full length debut on Young Turks, and gets a varied set of remixes here from A-list producers. Spanish DJ and producer John Talabot kicks things off with a deep, dubby version that breaks the track down to its core for major effect on the dancefloor. Up next, Tessela ramps up the energy with a driving techno remix that's sure to get people up on their feet, while Barnt brings the synths to the front onĀ theĀ very cosmic feeling E-Mix. Also features anĀ abstracted dub mix from Herbert that hits from strange and unexpected angles. Die-cut sleeve.
- music label: Young Turks 2015
