After remixing GMJ and Matter's "Lost on Origin" in late 2020, Imran Khan returned to Meanwhile with a full EP debut in February 2021. Returning to the stellar release, two new remixes come from Argentinean and Greek stars.
A legendary figure in the underground house fraternity, Juan Deminicis has consistently been at the cutting edge of the movement with a distinctive and innovative sound that has seen him grace such iconic imprints as Pablo Bolivar's Seven Villas, Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat Music and Guy J's Lost and Found. Now making his Meanwhile debut, the Juan Deminicis remix of "Horizonz" is a compelling rework that dazzles with trademark rhythmic flair and sumptuous melodic arrangement. Layers of sound cascade over each other in intelligent fashion as the cadence of the original is enhanced with a dynamic vibrancy from sparkling hi-hats. Sumptuous pads and reverb-coated synth lines ripple across proceedings with ease as the subtle motifs of Khan's work are complemented further by Deminicis' stunning artistry.
Another iconic figure to feature heavily within the progressive house movement, Simos Tagias has been a watchword for high-quality production work that has been at the heart of a plethora of blue-chip labels after early work for Lynx Records in late 2012. Since then, some 400 production credits have featured heavily for the likes of Roger Martinez's Higher States, Aly and Fila's FSOE and the evergreen Proton Music. March 2021's "Euphoria / Emotion" EP showcased the Greek producer's talents on Meanwhile as he now returns with a blistering reworking of "Horizonz" that carries all the hallmarks of an artist at the height of his powers. Pitched arpeggios rise and fall with ease as subtle melodic layers criss-cross in imperceptible patterns, creating new harmonies and pulsating waves of sound. Reaching a rousing crescendo, a hypnotic new motif appears in the second half to mesmeric effect as Tagias extends Imran Khan's work into a stunning new direction.
Looking out over new "Horizonz", Juan Deminicis and Simos Tagias create a bright new dawn for Imran Khan.
Directed by GMJ and Matter
Managed by James Warren
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Matter
Text by James Warren
A legendary figure in the underground house fraternity, Juan Deminicis has consistently been at the cutting edge of the movement with a distinctive and innovative sound that has seen him grace such iconic imprints as Pablo Bolivar's Seven Villas, Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat Music and Guy J's Lost and Found. Now making his Meanwhile debut, the Juan Deminicis remix of "Horizonz" is a compelling rework that dazzles with trademark rhythmic flair and sumptuous melodic arrangement. Layers of sound cascade over each other in intelligent fashion as the cadence of the original is enhanced with a dynamic vibrancy from sparkling hi-hats. Sumptuous pads and reverb-coated synth lines ripple across proceedings with ease as the subtle motifs of Khan's work are complemented further by Deminicis' stunning artistry.
Another iconic figure to feature heavily within the progressive house movement, Simos Tagias has been a watchword for high-quality production work that has been at the heart of a plethora of blue-chip labels after early work for Lynx Records in late 2012. Since then, some 400 production credits have featured heavily for the likes of Roger Martinez's Higher States, Aly and Fila's FSOE and the evergreen Proton Music. March 2021's "Euphoria / Emotion" EP showcased the Greek producer's talents on Meanwhile as he now returns with a blistering reworking of "Horizonz" that carries all the hallmarks of an artist at the height of his powers. Pitched arpeggios rise and fall with ease as subtle melodic layers criss-cross in imperceptible patterns, creating new harmonies and pulsating waves of sound. Reaching a rousing crescendo, a hypnotic new motif appears in the second half to mesmeric effect as Tagias extends Imran Khan's work into a stunning new direction.
Looking out over new "Horizonz", Juan Deminicis and Simos Tagias create a bright new dawn for Imran Khan.
Directed by GMJ and Matter
Managed by James Warren
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Matter
Text by James Warren
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