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Mike Griego - People Change (Original Mix) - Replug

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Channel: Release Promo · 2012 · Music

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Argentina's Mike Griego has already achieved a measurable amount of success over the course of his two and a half year production career. Appearances on Nick Warren's Hope Recordings and Igor Cold's Somebody's Story Music have earned him praise from not only Nick but Hernan Cattaneo as well. The 23th release on Cid Inc's Replug imprint sees Mike making his debut for the label with his latest studio production entitled 'People Change' which comes with an outstanding selection of remixes from Kassey Voorn and Mono Electric Orchestra. 

Mike's original mix leads the package off with a wobbly, acidic groove and a widescreen, airy atmosphere. A brief drop early on introduces some additional glacial sounding atmospheres and as the composition grows the incandescent accents build up around the piece for a smooth and ethereal sounding main theme. An abundance of lovely hypnotic patterns and luminous bells hover over the breakdown for what results in an astonishingly contemporary sounding vibe. A smooth and steady build crescendos as the second half of the composition unfolds for a warm harmonious finale.

Greece's Kassey Voorn would have to be considered one of 2011's most hyped producers, after winning both the Bedrock and Cocoon remix competitions Kassey's fan base soared and gigs in the USA, Dubai, Russia, Kosovo and his home country of Greece soon followed. 2012 has gotten off to a great start as well with his winning remix of Guy J's 'Azimuth' finally getting released in early January. This marks Kassey's first appearance on Replug and he's provided two excellent interpretations of Mike's 'People Change'. Kassey's first remix begins with a marvellous bassy throb and wonderfully subtle, meditative vibe. The Greek producer focuses on a more stripped, impactful and percussive approach than Mike's original and the compositions complement each other extremely well. As Kassey's softly textured atmospheres continue to surround the piece a short transition serves to introduce a momentous pattern that adds some extra bounce as the breakdown approaches. The main drop presents just the appropriate amount of tension which amplifies at the breaks crescendo with a cool ethereal glow washing over the proceedings that should have your entire dance floor exhilarated. A supremely aesthetic sounding interpretation from Kassey. Kassey's second version or 'Heavenly' Mix comes with a much moodier vibe at the outset as the bass line works its way through a sequence of brooding chord changes. The aura of the composition soon evolves as Kassey's heavenly elements surround the piece as an almost angelic, celestial vibe comes over the composition at its apex. Two great versions from Kassey.

The final interpretation on the package is provided by Barry Jamieson under his Mono Electric Orchestra alias. Barry has been on the music scene for over two decades having remixed Madonna, New Order, Depeche Mode, UNKLE and Seal, to which he was co-nominated for a Grammy. But his experience doesn't just lie with mainstream artists, as he also worked on remixes for the likes of BT, Bedrock, and Breeder. But of recent, he has spent the last 8 years working alongside Sasha and Charlie May, recording and mixing, especially on the two ground breaking albums by Sasha; Involver and Involver 2. His work with Sasha has seen him working on remixes for The Doves, Damian Lazarus, Little Boots and Hybrid. Barry's 'People Change' interpretation comes with a fabulous deep and dubby techno vibe at the outset. Atmospheric swirls and glacial vocal pads add the pertinent widescreen feel that we've come to expect from the studio veteran. As the glistening sequences of hypnotic keys develop and descend over the composition a superb and appropriately subtle melodic theme is formed that will have many long time electronic music fans recalling some of classic techno's finest moments.

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