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Dousk - Stepp (Electrobios Remix) - Movement Recordings

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Prominent producer Dousk made his debut on Movement Recordings in April of 2011 with his remix of Chris Mozio & Nikko Z's 'Monotony' . The Greek producer then returned to the label for this first single entitled 'Stepp' in October of 2011. The track was featured in Beatport's Must Hear Progressive House records for that week and it was likely the biggest release on Movement Recordings at the time. Now seven months later we see a spectacular set of new remixes for 'Stepp' from: Luis Bondio & Cesar Lombardi, Chris Drifter & Steve Valentine,  Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic and Electrobios.

The first remix comes from two of the hottest Argentinean producers of the moment Luis Bondio & Cesar Lombardi.  Luis and Cesar have collaborated before on both originals and remixes for Stripped Digital and Liquid Grooves; and they have both appeared on Movement in the past having contributed original compositions for the labels Technical Progress Volume 2 compilation. For their 'Stepp' interpretation Luis and Cesar have turned in one of their coolest productions to date. An infectious, rolling groove that's surrounded by big granular sweeps, long drawn out stabs and killer vocal samples that set the pace early on. The breakdown builds some tastefully subtle tension with a waning tone and wavering, angry stabs giving way for a twisted vocal build that brings the groove back in with a new set of quirky electronics that should light up just about any educated dance floor on the planet. 

Hungarian producer Chris Drifter burst onto the global progressive house scene in 2007 when several of his initial productions were picked up by the legendary Plastic Fantastic label. He's also been running Sound Tribe Records since 2007 where the label has built a solid reputation for releasing club friendly music that leaves the genre tags behind. Chris made his first appearance on Movement Recordings in July of 2010 with his 'Drifting Diamonds' EP that earned huge support from: PVD, Matt Cerf, Harry Lemon, Kasey Taylor, Michael and Levan, Soundexile and Sezer Uysal to name just a few. Chris returned to Movement for their 4th release of 2012 and 41st overall  with an EP with fellow countryman Steve Valentine entitled the 'The Puzzle'. Chris and Steve are frequent studio partners and the duo have teamed up yet again to deliver the second interpretation of Dousk's 'Stepp'.  The Hungarian duo have become much loved over the last year for their fresh take on funky club rhythms and that's exactly what they've injected into Stepp here. It's a stripped down, electrically charged groove with a remarkable crunchy character that's perfect for today's main room floors. A big DJs record no doubt!

Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic made their debut on Movement with their powerful and hypnotic 'Violence'  composition which appeared on the Technical Progress Vol 2 compilation from April of this year.  With several singles and new remixes from their 'Sounds Are Deeply On Surface' album recently seeing the light of day Michael, Levan and Stiven Rivic are firmly back at the top of the progressive house scene at the moment. The much loved trio behind the Mistique Music imprint now returns to Movement for what is perhaps one of the biggest remixes of their career. Michael & Levan and Stiven Rivic have taken the irresistible club groove and added a wickedly hypnotic vibe to it that's perfect for those darker, underground floors.

Paulo Malde aka Electrobios broke into the progressive house scene in 2005. After being a finalist in the 'Heineken Thirst Contest' he began playing the most important clubs in Argentinean at the time Crobar, Mint, Privilege, Kika and Sobremonte. Most recently he his best known for his work on Canada's Nueva Digital and also Anjunadeep from many years ago. For his 'Stepp' interpretation Electrobios has delivered the funkiest remix on the package and it's turned out to be a great complement to the other versions included here. An undeniably groovy bass line lays down the framework while spacious drums and prominent stabs lock down the groove just that much tighter!

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