NSWL007 – Pearson Sound Refixes

 

One of the most anticipated releases of 2011 has just dropped on vinyl, Pearson Sound (aka Ramadanman)’s refixes EP on Night Slugs White Label. Both sides are flips of classic tracks in Pearson Sound’s signature style.

Let Me See takes a bass heavy baltimore club classic and strips it down completely, taking the acapella and putting a huge 808 kick under it, with some subtle percussion and industrial hits that just scream David Kennedy.

Rodd Lee – Let Me See What U Workin With (Pearson Sound Remix)


Hardrive’s Deep Inside has one of the nicest ever house vocals in my opinion, but some of the synths in the original, especially the lead synth, jar with me a little bit. Luckily, Pearson Sound gets rid of that synth. In fact, he gets rid of nearly everything, except that instantly recognizable sample ‘deep, deep inside, deep, deep down inside’, and replaces it all with 808 cowbells. More or less. The percussion takes a different route to Let Me See, imitating old school hip-hop breaks. I’m still torn between whether I prefer the original or the refix, but all I know is that this is set to become of one of the biggest tunes of 2011!

Hardrive – Deep Inside (Pearson Sound Remix)


Something on a real old school tip

90s 90's house classic old skool old school

Sorry for the lack of posts recently, I have loads of music for you all, but have been having problems uploading audio to WordPress, so haven’t been able to post as often as I’d like. Anyway.

90s house. It’s a timeless formula, and classics like these still getting played in big sets today is testament to that. These track span 1992 to 2005, so it’s not strictly all 90s house, but how much the house of that time influenced dance music afterwards means we can extend the 90s for a good few years when it comes to house. Enjoy.

Mike Dunn presents the MD X-Press – God Made Me Phunky (Original Mix)


Aly-Us – Follow Me (Club Mix)


Kenny ‘Jammin’ Jason & Fast Eddie Smith – Can U Dance