Deepfunk - Tulips Grow In Space (Cid Inc Remix) - Replug

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Channel: Release Promo · 2011 · Music

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Maltese producer Malcolm Abdilla aka Deepfunk makes his return to Cid Inc's Replug Records for the labels 16th overall release.

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 Deepfunk's remix of Cid Inc's 'Caustic' which came in February of this year was his debut for the label and it's been a stellar year for the producer ever since. Shortly thereafter Malcolm was announced as the winner of the Bedrocks Records / Marco Bailey remix competition and has seen many of his productions championed by John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Guy J. 'Tulips Grow In Space' is Deepfunk's newest original and it represents his debut single for Replug which is accompanied by remixes from: Cid Inc. and Marcelo Vasami. The hypnotic vibe of 'Tulips Grow In Space' is genuine and it carries with it a dynamically charged energy. The flowing, laser guided lines are undeniably cool and with the sleek refinement of Deepfunk's immaculate production it seems to float almost effortlessly. The large presence of the track continues to flourish as trails of vocal pads drift over the crystalline grooves and mesmerizing clusters of stylish electronics for a veritable haze of electronic bliss. 

Replug label boss Cid Inc provides the first remix on 'Tulips Grow In Space' and he's delivered another peaktime cut of mammoth proportions. As the piece commences the tenacious drive is laced with spooky electronics and ominous accents that more than set a deliberate tone. The acidic groove opens up and begins to shape as the processed hypnotic hooks from the original reign terror as they sweep over the tracks framework. A brief drop sees the groove intensify to a bona fide volcanic ripple and as the track reaches it's apex the acidic elements seem almost alive with character. 

Buenos Aires based producer / DJ Marcelo Vasami makes his Replug Records debut and provides the final remix on the package. Marcelo has gone for a slightly deeper, somewhat spacier vibe and the results are quite fabulous. The overall feel of the mix stays true to Deepfunk's original but the addition of some soft lead stabs have added an understated epic twist to the track which offers a great alternative to original.

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