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If this item in stock, then you will get an infomation E-Mail!Produced by close friend Black Coffee, the original mix provides a suitably deep and meaningful platform for Bantwinis heartfelt lyrics about phony relationships and, in turn, his soulfully immaculate delivery. Lush afro-edged rhythms lead into smart bursts of trumpet, cool double bass-lines and stirring Rhodes solos - a rich musical weave more than amplifying Bantwinis performance. A wealth of stylish remixes skilfully widens Wasting My Times dancefloor appeal. Gallic house sophisticate Rocco ups the tempo, cracking whip-smart beats against thumping kick drums and infectious metallic key stabs, as does Paris kingpin Dan Ghenacia, thanks to a fiesty vocal remix and dub fusing Gothic mood and jack-happy sass in fine style. Ghenacias versions have already, in fact, become a thunderous week-in-week-out staple of his Ibizan Circo Loco residency at DC10 this summer. Elsewhere, Real Tone main man Franck Roger offers a neat, dubby riff on Black Coffees original production, injecting sweet Balafon melodies and additional percussive pep. Early DJ supports and feedbacks by Loco Dice, Tony Humphries Ame, Osunlade, Dyed Soundorom, D julz, Sascha Dive, Reboot, Shonky, Quentin Harris, Jef k, Kate Simko, Miss Jools, DJ T., Dj Spinna, Seuil, Ralf Kollmann, Jellybean Benitez, Willie Graff, Lee Foss, Nick Curly, Le Loup, Sascha Dive, And.Id, Melon, Ian Friday, Matthew Styles, Laurent Garnier, Rocco, DJ Yellow, Tedd patterson, Robert Dietz, Dani Casarano, Magda, Anthony Collins, Konrad Black ...
Zakes Bantwini is, undisputedly, one of South Africa's fastest rising urban house stars. He started out as a dancer (from the age of eight) before progressing to choreography, music production and eventually recording. His profile continues to grow quickly in a country upon which all clubland eyes are currently turned; his richly musical debut album continues to earn plaudits left, right and centre both at home and abroad.
Wasting My Time is another real house, real deal, Real Tone release, as much out-and-out soul as it is dynamic dance; not to mention representative of Real Tone's unique belief in breaking down genre barriers and chasing the groove wherever, excitingly, it wanders. Powerful deep house with ties to South Africa, Europe and the States, Wasting My Time both unites and enlightens the dancefloor. Time, of course, well spent...
