Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Marcus Worgull

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innervisions starts off the year with warm sounding rhythms, deep melodic bass and marcus way of coming up with dub elements. on the flip, fink adds his personal vocal touch on title track broad horizons.

daniel bortz and marcus worgull give their debut on exit strategy. the glorious duo delivers two heavy cuts for a hundred percent club use.

marcus worgull teams up with prins thomas for >long way< and with fumi okiji for >coppa<.

flying high for the tenth anniversary of “blackbird” album, we’re pleased to announce the brand new blackbird returns remix album descending on the breeze. friends from around the world, nightmares on wax, jazzanova, kings, syrup d, christoph el truento & lucky lane, dj philippa, feiertag, marcus worgull, the kcbs, yarni feat. liv east, dub pistols vs freestylers and kid fonque have remixed their favourite blackbird tracks.

incl. fort romeau remix

remixes from the dance floor connoisseurs mano le tough, dj tennis and vermonts marcus worgull.

while the woolfy vs projections album got great feedback and is still running strong, we re happy to present you the first remix 12inch from the album with stunning remixes of absynth and the return of starlight by innervisions marcus worgull, whose much talked about remix for the juan mclean is out now and the invisible conga people, who had their impressive debut on italians do it better earlier this year and did a great simian mobile disco remix, which is featured on the recent remix album. both remixes make the track suitable for the dancefloor without loosing the spirit of the original track for maximum pleasure.

sonar kollektiv is proud to present you dimensions (sk171), the new house masterpiece of lars bartkuhn. marcus worgull (of innervisions fame) remix on the flip

the father father remix takes you on a hypnotizing trip inside your bleeding soul. worgull isolates two single lines of oezlem cetins soulful sermon and creates a deep and dark dub version with many references to detroit and old school chicago. a future classic which shares the same vibes as henrik schwarz rework of walk a mile in my shoes. on the flipside is a nice reinterpretation of are we? by tony nwachukwu (attica blues), another friend of the karma boys, which features michelle amadors sweet vocals over a minimalistic detroit flavoured techno jazz excursion keeping the odd waltz time signature of the original and flipping the tune into an atmospheric future shuffle