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Crate Diggin': Hyenah, AtJazz, Jullian Gomes and David Anthony Share Highlights From Their Back Catalogues

AtJazz Picks his remix of St Germain's Sittin' Here
AtJazz:I chose this record and albeit a recent one too, as I felt that it covers what I do best as a producer, I'm well known for my remixes and as St Germain told me to me face "Your remixes are better than the original works"... Well, I beg to differ but I'm not going to argue with one of my heroes. Sittin' Here lends its sound well to what we'll be doing at fabric on the 16th June at the Kemet Soul Records night, as we call it, Afro Deep, and for me as one of the sounds I work with, this is a good example of "Afro Deep" and being able to work again and again with St Germain on remixes is just very fulfilling as an artist, especially now I've been in this for 22 years all in.Jullian Gomes Chooses Love Song 28 feat. Bobby
Jullian Gomes:Love Song 28 (Feat. Bobby) was my very first solo release. The song was made at the 2010 RBMA in London. I was in a session at the academy and heard Bobby’s music and just had to collaborate with him. We sat in studio for about two nights and at the end we had Love Song 28. I guess this song is special to me because of everything that was happening in my life at that moment. As someone that loves music and can’t live without it, Your mind spends a lot of time in a world you think you understand. Until there’s a trigger of energy that lines up your journey on a path you can’t seem to figure out but trust with all your heart and soul. There’s a deeper incomprehensible energy behind the song, that till this day I never understood.Hyenah Puts Foreward his remix of Jimpster's Eel Pie Island
Hyenah: Probably one of my less known tracks is my remix for Jimpster on Systematic. The original already has a bit of an afro touch that I polished and emphasized. Somehow it does not grow old and works the floor perfectly whenever I drop it.Hyenah also shares original production, Rise
Hyenah: Another track that I still play. As the B-side of my last EP on Freerange it did not get the attention it deserved in my eyes. Everybody was playing The Idea feat. Lazarusman and the amazing Frankey & Sandrino Remix. Rise though just got the groove and has been sampled and copied a few times by now. I'm actually working on a new EP for Freerange right now and I started a label called RISE MUSIC. RISE MUSIC is named after my monthly night of African house music at the well known Watergate Club in Berlin that I am hosting with Floyd Lavine and Dede. The night is obviously called Rise and actually quite magic.David Anthony selects a production featuring Beverlei Brown and remixed by Manoo
David Anthony: This is a production by myself Featuring Beverlei Brown and remixed by Manoo, we wanted to capture the deep melancholy spirit of Afro. Getting Manoo on the remix was brainchild of DJ Spen (Quantize Records) as Manoo took the track to a whole new level, still a crowd favourite and sure to be played in most of my DJ SetsTags
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