Red Axes’s massive ‘Waiting For a Surprise’ gets a fresh set of remixes from heavy hitters Audion, Moscoman, Manfredas and Multi Culti label-man Thomas Von Party.
The jewel in the crown of Israel’s underground music scene, Red Axes have produced a steady stream of hits on labels like Permanent Vacation, I’m A Cliché, Crosstown Rebels, and the freaky all-inclusive Multi Culti, where they dropped what became, somewhat surprisingly, their biggest hit to date with Waiting For a Surprise. The dark, stripped down disco bomb had one of the most memorable hooks of the year in singer Abrao’s staccato chorus, a late night voodoo incantation that was always begging to be remixed.
The globally-minded, non-tempo-specific label ventures further into big-room techno territory than ever before, calling on resurrected techno god Audion, hot of the release of his incredible album Alpha, and he delivers HUGE with a driving, trancey dance floor destroyer.
Next up, fellow Tel Avivian Moscoman, directs his hot hands to his guitar, strumming along with the original’s bass-line, mellowing things slightly, stretching out the hooks and adding layers of funky percussion and flourishes.
Lithuanian bad-boy Manfredas, who apparently delayed the package by some 3 months, weighs in with an incredibly dope, hook-filled revision. Cult favourite!
Finally, label A&R Thomas Von Party joins forces with the Axes on a hybrid electro-psych-surf adventure that swims right out into the sunset.
The jewel in the crown of Israel’s underground music scene, Red Axes have produced a steady stream of hits on labels like Permanent Vacation, I’m A Cliché, Crosstown Rebels, and the freaky all-inclusive Multi Culti, where they dropped what became, somewhat surprisingly, their biggest hit to date with Waiting For a Surprise. The dark, stripped down disco bomb had one of the most memorable hooks of the year in singer Abrao’s staccato chorus, a late night voodoo incantation that was always begging to be remixed.
The globally-minded, non-tempo-specific label ventures further into big-room techno territory than ever before, calling on resurrected techno god Audion, hot of the release of his incredible album Alpha, and he delivers HUGE with a driving, trancey dance floor destroyer.
Next up, fellow Tel Avivian Moscoman, directs his hot hands to his guitar, strumming along with the original’s bass-line, mellowing things slightly, stretching out the hooks and adding layers of funky percussion and flourishes.
Lithuanian bad-boy Manfredas, who apparently delayed the package by some 3 months, weighs in with an incredibly dope, hook-filled revision. Cult favourite!
Finally, label A&R Thomas Von Party joins forces with the Axes on a hybrid electro-psych-surf adventure that swims right out into the sunset.
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