Brazilian Andre Sobota returns to 238W with his brand new single ‘Futurammer. His last outing back in February was received to high acclaim – with big support from the big players brigade at the time. With his long awaited return to 238W, Andre delivers a slice of early spring vibes titled ‘Futurammer' The track kicks things off nicely with its melancholic moodiness shining through as we meander effortlessly through South American inspired melodies, while the sultry chords sit wonderfully on top adding an extra layer of depth.
On remix duty we have Manual head honcho Paul Hazendonk, famed for his intricate and refined productions. He delivers a great take on ‘Futurammer'. His rework creates tension from the word go, as the atmospheric vibe subtly keeps you moving with warm tinkling sounds, a smooth edge and some nicely effected sounding pieces. We basically have the formula for a bit of a monumental outing. The sparseness is the key here, as this restrained gem works its magic while it plays away, creating a warm glow, creating an air of sophistication.
Next up is Canadian Tim Penner, known for his polished and spherical sound, who keeps the ethereal theme of the original alive, as the pulsating bass powers along, before its drum fills and general warmth all combine to do the talking. Like something from yesteryear, yet sounding fresh - This mystical touch up takes the energy levels up a notch, but increases the melancholy with stripped back and lucid elements at the same time, before the luscious pads grace the rework changing the vibe and creating a blanket of warmth that wraps around the effected groove.
Last but not least we have a remix courtesy of Moscow based sound mechanic Artem Kalalb who delivers a trademark deep mix with infectious chords, intense drums and smooth breakdown. It's all about the groove, silky house vibes and the melancholic beats that are working their magic around Artem's wonderfully arranged keys that create an irresistible rhythm while clever chords take the mind on a trip. A truly beautiful cultivated rework.
All the ingredients are there for another instant 238W classic. Don't miss out on this marvellous release. ‘Futurammer' sees a worldwide release on May 23rd, 2016!
On remix duty we have Manual head honcho Paul Hazendonk, famed for his intricate and refined productions. He delivers a great take on ‘Futurammer'. His rework creates tension from the word go, as the atmospheric vibe subtly keeps you moving with warm tinkling sounds, a smooth edge and some nicely effected sounding pieces. We basically have the formula for a bit of a monumental outing. The sparseness is the key here, as this restrained gem works its magic while it plays away, creating a warm glow, creating an air of sophistication.
Next up is Canadian Tim Penner, known for his polished and spherical sound, who keeps the ethereal theme of the original alive, as the pulsating bass powers along, before its drum fills and general warmth all combine to do the talking. Like something from yesteryear, yet sounding fresh - This mystical touch up takes the energy levels up a notch, but increases the melancholy with stripped back and lucid elements at the same time, before the luscious pads grace the rework changing the vibe and creating a blanket of warmth that wraps around the effected groove.
Last but not least we have a remix courtesy of Moscow based sound mechanic Artem Kalalb who delivers a trademark deep mix with infectious chords, intense drums and smooth breakdown. It's all about the groove, silky house vibes and the melancholic beats that are working their magic around Artem's wonderfully arranged keys that create an irresistible rhythm while clever chords take the mind on a trip. A truly beautiful cultivated rework.
All the ingredients are there for another instant 238W classic. Don't miss out on this marvellous release. ‘Futurammer' sees a worldwide release on May 23rd, 2016!
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