1. Randal Soeung - 7 Days A Week (Original Mix)
2. Randal Soeung - 7 Days A Week (Eric Sharp Feat. George Cochrane Remix)
3. Randal Soeung - 7 Days A Week (Angel Alanis Remix)
7 Days A Week is a quirky, feel-good dancefloor chugger from Randy Soeung of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Randal has previously released on MyHouse-YourHouse Records (Wrong Turn with Ben Armstrong) and created a monster of a remix for Headset Recordings' last EP (Freaky Deaky by Jason Merle) Randal can be heard weekly on his live webcast, Household Science on www.myhouseyourhouse.net.
Randal Soeung's original mix marches bubbly and robotic synth chords through rings of wet and choppy vocal stabs. The bassline mutters and mumbles the low end while stuttering samples help build the progression in subtle layers until the lead out.
Eric Sharp (Prismatic Records and upcoming Rock It Science Laboratories) borrows his buddy George Cochrane (aka Origami of Prismatic Records) to lay down a live rubbery bassline for his remix, a tribute to the French Disco House genre.
Angel Alanis (A Squared, Catalyst) rounds out the rest of the EP with his dubby remix, an 11 minute techy voyage through tribal drum and space. Angel perforates his drum patterns with haunting keys and vocals from the original mix to create a gigantic dancefloor builder.
Support from Roy Davis Jr (Large, Nice & Smooth, XL, Roulé) and DJ Mes (Guesthouse, Black Cherry).
2. Randal Soeung - 7 Days A Week (Eric Sharp Feat. George Cochrane Remix)
3. Randal Soeung - 7 Days A Week (Angel Alanis Remix)
7 Days A Week is a quirky, feel-good dancefloor chugger from Randy Soeung of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Randal has previously released on MyHouse-YourHouse Records (Wrong Turn with Ben Armstrong) and created a monster of a remix for Headset Recordings' last EP (Freaky Deaky by Jason Merle) Randal can be heard weekly on his live webcast, Household Science on www.myhouseyourhouse.net.
Randal Soeung's original mix marches bubbly and robotic synth chords through rings of wet and choppy vocal stabs. The bassline mutters and mumbles the low end while stuttering samples help build the progression in subtle layers until the lead out.
Eric Sharp (Prismatic Records and upcoming Rock It Science Laboratories) borrows his buddy George Cochrane (aka Origami of Prismatic Records) to lay down a live rubbery bassline for his remix, a tribute to the French Disco House genre.
Angel Alanis (A Squared, Catalyst) rounds out the rest of the EP with his dubby remix, an 11 minute techy voyage through tribal drum and space. Angel perforates his drum patterns with haunting keys and vocals from the original mix to create a gigantic dancefloor builder.
Support from Roy Davis Jr (Large, Nice & Smooth, XL, Roulé) and DJ Mes (Guesthouse, Black Cherry).
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