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If this item in stock, then you will get an infomation E-Mail!Detroits electronic provocateur Jimmy Edgar invites you to try a new position on the salacious remix EP for >Hot, Raw, Sex< (out July 12th), the lead single from his robo-disco songbook, XXX (out July 27th). Newly signed to !K7, Edgar wastes no time getting the party started with a scorching trio of retakes on an already incendiary proposal. The latest in a line of syth-based seductions that began with Princes >Dance, Music, Sex, Romance< and continued through Frankie Knuckles/Jamie Principles house sizzler >Baby Wants to Ride<, Edgars >Hot, Raw, Sex< sounds like a lovesick paean from Aphex Twin to Janet >Miss Jackson, if you re nasty<. Includes MP3 download-code.
Left to his own devices, Edgar reworks the song’s acid-tinged pointillism into a classic B-side remix, where all the original elements are mixed, matched, stretched, clipped, looped and reshuffled au naturel for a good 6 minutes. Like technicolor foreplay it tickles and jumps in all the right places. Under various aliases New York-based Travis Stewart has produced avant hip hop darlings Solange, Theophilus London; remixed stadium rave master Tiesto, basement brain dancer Mochipet and explored illbient IDM. As Machinedrum, his fast, furious remix of “Hot, Raw, Sex” burns both ends of his magic wand. It comes on jungle-istically horny, crackling with drum and bass bravado before breaking down into a cool puddle of dubstep ambience. For those that like it slow and sleazy, fellow Motor City native Kris Wadsworth strips Edgar’s slick R&B down to an auto-erotic serenade where Edgar’s voice does double duty as Demonic seducer and falsetto enabler. The deep Chicago house underpinnings in Wadsworth’s techno hold together his helter skelter remix as hard, jackin’ beats drive the disembodied vocals and dubby squelches to their crescendo and evanescent finish.
Kämpfer, Prophet, Freak, Zeitreisender, Musiker, Fotograf und Designer - Jimmy Edgar ist ein Multitalent, das mehr als nur ein Zuhause auf der Tanzfläche hat. Gesegnet mit einem natürlichen Gefühl für futuristischen Funk, gleitet der Detroiter Multi-Tasker bereits seit Teenager-Tagen durch andere Sphären. 2001, im zarten Alter von 18 Jahren, wurde das Kultlabel Warp dann auf ihn aufmerksam. Dort erarbeitete er sich in den folgenden acht Jahren einen Namen mit seinem Laptop-Funk - nicht zuletzt durch den Longplayer-Klassiker "Color Strip". Jetzt, mit 26, wird nun das Berliner Label !K7 zu seinem neuen Zuhause und er veröffentlicht dort am 23. Juli sein neues Album "XXX".