While Fetsum Is About To Take The Us By Storm (after A California Tour, In March Hes Going To Perform At The Sxsw Festival In Austin And At The Pre-oscars Party At The Villa Aurora In La) Sonar Kollektiv Releases Four Seminal Remixes Of His Song Letters From Damascus. One Of The Centre Pieces Of His Current Album The Colors Of Hope Is Not Describing The Political Situation In Syria, Its More Of An Autobiographical Tale About The Golden Voiced German-eriteans Life.
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These four remixes are irrespective to this fact. What Stuttgart based Johannes Brecht has done to the track is almost an imposition. A six minutes long intro packed with an arsenal of hi hats culminates in a shatter pated crescendo only to decay shortly after with an outro nearly as long. A brave hearted stroke of genius! The man with a Classical music education sounds like the new savior of techno. So it's not really a surprise that none other than Henrik Schwarz released Brecht's first original material on his own label Sunday Music last year. A total different approach is taken by Jérôme Caron aka Blackjoy. The French, who is a devoted ambassador of emotional nu house for almost a decade, reconstructs a super deep shuffle beat and adds a stellar Jan Hammer-like synth line around FETSUMs vocals. Magnifique!
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08.03.2013
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