Showing posts with label Running Back Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Running Back Records. Show all posts

Monday, July 26, 2021

Catz 'n Dogz & Gerd Janson - Modern Romance (Bella Boo Remix)

Despite my best efforts, I inevitably miss a few fabulous records every Friday as I dig through countless sources to build my weekly new-music playlist, Enlightened Listening. One of said slip-through-the-cracks type tracks, Bella Boo's remix of "Modern Romance," had me immediately kicking myself. Capturing my attention with its first few fluorescent and colourful notes, this new direction is all kinds of cool. Like a trip to a candy shop for your ears, Bella Boo takes on the role of sonic confectioner glazing the Catz 'n Dogz/Gerd Janson collab with an irresistible aroma that, like a cartoon, will have you floating towards its tongue-smacking scent. While the sweetness of the new top notes is unmistakable, "Modern Romance" isn't just saccharine sapidity as Bella Boo has kept just enough of the original track's bitter, buoyant low end to counterbalance the sonic sweetness. And of course, it's all held together by the brilliant breaks that made the original so seductive, and indeed, scrumptious. Satisfy your sonic sweet tooth below, and check out the full remix package via Running Back Records' Bandcamp here.

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Monday, August 10, 2020

Alan Dixon - Acid Drop

As July came to a close, London's Alan Dixon shared a sick new EP in Piano Drop. Indeed leaning heavily on the bright bounce of the piano, the EP's lead track "Acid Drop" overflows with an intoxicating acerbic oomph. Piano house is, and always will be, one of the most potent forms of electronic music and nothing amplifies a track's potential more than a sprinkling of acid. That said "Acid Drop" is more than just two outstanding top-notes as Dixon delivers a bevy of brilliant supporting pieces in the deliriously dirty bassline, the several sick synth designs and discriminating drum delivery. All of these elements combine to keep both "Acid Drop" and its listeners cavorting ever onward, continuously enjoying the extra energy and intrigue Dixon's fabulous flourishes inspire. Stream the exceptionally powerful acid affair below and get it as part of Piano Drop via Germany's Running Back Records.
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