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East Cafe - How It All Began (Felix Stone Remix) - Digital Sensation UK

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Channel: Release Promo · 2010 · Music

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After already featuring three of his fantastic remixes on DSUK in 2010, we're extremely pleased to present an original from Hungarian producer East Cafe.

https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/310946/How%20It%20All%20Began

 A prolific producer, you are guaranteed to find his productions on a variety of the best melodic breaks, progressive house and chill out labels around. This release comes with remixes from US producer Felix Stone and UK downtempo/ambient producer Innuendo. The original track is a delicate mix of thumping beats, deep (and we mean deep!) bass and gorgeous live percussion and guitar stabs layered with swirling soundscapes, delicate piano and breathy vocals. Full of soul and emotion, the wonderful melodies and ethnic undertones are guaranteed to tug on the 'ol heart strings and coupled with the haunting tech/drone sounds bubbling underneath the surface this one is full of uplifting surprises. 

US producer and label head of Flextone Recordings Felix Stone will be a name familiar to you all. Known for his dark yet melodic take on breaks, this track is a perfect example of his fine work. Like the original, he utilises pounding beats and deep bass to great a wonderfully dark and twisted remix. Eerie soundscapes, mechanical synth stabs and clever use of the samples chug along nicely culminating with the introduction of the haunting piano to create what we can only describe as something sounding like a f**ked up nursery rhyme. Be warned though, this is not for kids! 

Label head Duane Barry's ambient/downtempo side project Innuendo slows things down with this gorgeous interpretation. He takes the delicate guitar, piano and vocal elements of the original and fits them in between layers of ambient pads, lightly distorted strings and a gentle downtempo beat. Swirling ethnic synths, sporadic vox and subtle acid undertones transform the original into a beautiful piece of electronica to provide the listener with the perfect Balearic backdrop for coming down after a night at the clubs.

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