Is there any better way to celebrate a first anniversary than with a new somersault over the tempestuous and inured grounds of the best national electronic music to end it with such elegance and bravery only Anhura is characterized by? The answer, my friend, is not blowin’ in the wind, as Dylan said, it is in this “One Year One Original One Remix”. It rounds off a year of excellent reviews and splendid moments inside and outside the dance floors.
 
This new EP is signed by six artists: Hitch, Adapter, Frink; and those in charge of the remixes, Ron Costa, Kruse & Nuernberg and Chase Buch. To begin with, Adapter presents “Chamo”, a kind of electronic house, warm and funky at first which turns into a more acid, blurred and sinful sound. Chase Buch transforms it using a deep drum which makes it solid, bright and magnificent for clubs. This smells of N.Y., of the 90s’, of Madison shops’ expensive styles, etc.
 
“Ipanema”, by Frink, is full of light and playful, nearly tropical, wholeheartedly house, and ready to transform the winter sunsets into hot summer nights. Ron Costa’s remix adds mischief to it. Its original amusing and synthetic innocence becomes an evening affair difficult to escape from.
Finally, Hicht presents “Just a machine”, a contemporaneous house performance, vibrant, deep, percussive and addictive. Vocal elements become vital to embellish it making it perfect for the dance floors. The amazing version by Kruse and Nuernberg takes it to more sophisticated and velvety lands, more suitable for the afternoon hours and that’s where its beauty lies. It’s different, and therefore brilliant.

This delightful snack it is undoubtedly the best way to celebrate Anhura’s first anniversary and rounds off an ideal and musical year for everyone. Thanks for being there.