Cherry, Ruthit, Glimpse, Two Armadillos, Solomun, James Mowbray, Class 71, Andomat3000, Tomoki & nono, Tom Demac, B-Pole, Dani Koenig, Leiam Sullivan, Craig Torrance & Philip Hochstrate, D. Ramirez, Daniel Taylor, Locodice, Martin Buttrich, Alex Metric, TG.
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We've been sitting on these tracks for a number of months & I've been itching to release them; our 50th release is the right occasion to do so. When i first heard them they blew my mind, the Martin Buttrich remix is personally as beautiful as I've heard from him & for me its very reminiscent of those early heady summer days drifting around ibiza with the sun beating down. Whilst Martins remix certainly still ties in with the four:twenty sound, the remaining remixes provide a less dance floor and more left of centre sound; something we've enjoyed listening to in the daytime on the ipod, they've provided a moment of calm. Fragkur (from sigur ros) delivers a mesmorising piece that builds into frenzied structured chaos before returning to a last moment of calm, with both the Faultline & Chris Coco remixes offering a more laid back sun drenched approach... something for after hours.
Four:Twenty rapidly approaches the half-century mark with Jim Rivers latest, the “Forget About It EP” which comes with some rather splendid remixes from Luna City Express and young blood Pedramovich and Paul Loraine.
Rivers has had a fair old year, with his Global Underground NuBreed mix of tuneful deep and tech house turning the prodigous DJ talent into a, fittingly, global talent. His releases for the likes of Simple, Mouseville and Renaissance have done no harm either, but it’s this superb EP for the Bristol based Four:Twenty which really stands out.
“By Any Means” is an intricately augmented 808 drum track which uses classic stabs to provide melody and depth while cunning key changes and well placed drops to make the 7 minute arrangement twist and turn splendidly.
Moon Harbour stalwarts Luna City Express deliver a much more driving take, dubbing out the chords but adding a burbling acid bassline and vocal effects to create a classic hi-tech soul sound which is warm and hypnotic.
Paul Loraine, a Bristol based producer, dj and promoter who is swiftly on the rise turns in a thoroughly modern house reworking which is faithful to the original but strips it back further and deeper – real late night material.
Title track, “Forget About It” rounds off the original material on the package, with Rivers cranking out the 808 and edgy FM bass underneath some gloriously summer (remember that?) vibes, offsetting each other beautifully.
Supernature artist Pedramovich provides the lone remix of “Forget About It”, turning it into a churning, clanging tech-house track which is a sharp but welcome contrast to the deeper elements of the package.
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