Jesse Skeens' aka / Medway's 1998 much loved space houser Resurrection arrives in 2024 sporting three new mixes, each bringing something very new to the table.
South London heavyweight Ranj Kaler sticks closest to the brief, adding rolling, fat, crunchy breaks to the swelling pads, deep synths and crafted melodies of the original, pushing the feel of the original smartly into the post Bicep / Frankie Wah world.
Fast rising Berliner and Kalahari Oyster Kult mainstay Oslvanger goes down a different route, weaving snippets of the OG in and out of a tough, rolling 4/4 groove, before breaking out into a discoey / deep house last third finale, the kind that feels destined to work on dancefloors across the spectrum.
Rounding things off, teenage North Devon / Bristol upstart Roo J focuses.
South London heavyweight Ranj Kaler sticks closest to the brief, adding rolling, fat, crunchy breaks to the swelling pads, deep synths and crafted melodies of the original, pushing the feel of the original smartly into the post Bicep / Frankie Wah world.
Fast rising Berliner and Kalahari Oyster Kult mainstay Oslvanger goes down a different route, weaving snippets of the OG in and out of a tough, rolling 4/4 groove, before breaking out into a discoey / deep house last third finale, the kind that feels destined to work on dancefloors across the spectrum.
Rounding things off, teenage North Devon / Bristol upstart Roo J focuses.
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