VLR, André Bratten and KSMISK all step up to offer their own fresh new remixes of tracks from Scandi-duo Trulz & Robin‘s superb latest album ‘Out of Sync’.
‘Out of Sync’ was the pair’s fifth and yet again found them cooking up an irresistible funk and hypnotic mix of house and techno on their array of analogue gear. It included top guests Robert Owens, Kate Pendry and longtime collaborator Baseman, and now comes alive in different ways thanks to these fine new remixes.
André Bratten tackles ‘Divine Electricity’ and has been part of the comic disco scene in Norway for a decade. He brings real emotion to his work and is a sonic alchemist who takes things into all new dimensions. His take on the original is a chaotic mix of bleeps and busted basslines, broken rhythms and detuned pulses that sound like nothing else. VLR is one of many aliases for Norway’s Livar Særheim, who does everything from acid to techno to electro to ambient to hardcore. His stylish remix of ‘Divine Electricity’ takes the original for a night drive through Babylon using a newly built 808 drum machine that will get the floor pumping. Last of all is KSMISK, aka another alias of Trulz & Robin, reserved for more otherworld sounds. They flip ‘This is Love’ into a deep, dark, late-night techno roller for heady backrooms.
We are presenting Andre Bratten’s remix of ‘Divine Electricity’.
‘Out of Sync Remixes Part 2’ EP will be available via Snick Snack Music after the 12th of January HERE.
