LOVED AND HEAVILY PLAYED BY:
SOLOMUN, RICHIE HAWTIN, A-TRAK, DJ SNEAK, DJ T, ANJA SCHNEIDER, LUNA CITY EXPRESS, ADAM PORT, ADANA TWINS, MARTIN LANDSKY, GEL ABRIL, BUTCH, NTFO, DOCTOR DRU, HOMEWORK, VIADRINA, JOYCE MUNIZ, MARCIN CZUBALA, JOZIF, ANDRE CROM, PHONIQUE, ALEX NIGGEMANN, ADRIATIQUE, AMINE EDGE, NHAN SOLO and many many more....
Our dear family friend, DANIEL DEXTER, is coming to visit and we couldn't be happier! We throw our doors wide open to welcome him into our backyard to start the festival season 2012 with this charming summer record. Spark the barbecue, put the drinks on ice and let our brand new; and so far most sunny release, MOTHER RECORDINGS 003 spin on your turntables......Oh - in case you forgot: Summer is just around the corner!
A1. Today (Original)
Daniel Dexter, well-known for his expressive productions, presents this classical piece of house music that has one undeniable influence: Jazz. The sample might evocate a 90s Hip Hop feeling, reminding of that summer of our youth when girls still tasted like ice cream and music still came out of your portable ghettoblasters. But combining very earthy old school drums with the sax playing its intriguing twirling melody, Dexter's focus on the pure essentials gives the track an inimitable contemporary sophistication.
A2. Today (Animal Trainer Remix)
Who could put warmth into a track with long stretched bass sounds better than a Swiss That's why we have Animal Trainer straight out of Zurich aboard, emphasizing the track's laid back summery feeling by accompanying it with lots of ear tickling tinkling, dreamy synthie pads, and hand made drums. It all builds up, little by little, towards the ultimate break that will put you to the state of complete madness.
B1. Work Your Body (Audiojack Remix)
We knew that Audiojack is always a sure shot but this time they outdid themselves. They boys from the industrial allyes of Leeds made a killer track topping understated coolness with hard drums and short crisp synthie steps that pierce your brain, two goose bump moments included that will keep you wanting to just go 'yippeah yeah!!!' over and over again.
B2. Work Your Body (Original)
This one starts out with a pumping chicago bass and is driven pitched black vocals and swirling Rhode chords. No doubt you will end up with a feeling of standing in a warehouse back in the infamous nights when the Roland TR 808 and 909 gives off clouds of smoke. Daniel Dexter managed to create a gentle and subtle tribute to heroes like Lil Louis, Adonis or Steve Silk Hurley giving the track an advanced touch by turning it into a mélange with modern UK sound.