• Commendable synth-selection
• Dynamic and rhythmic presence
• Experimental and creative approach
A remix package is often a necessity for specific productions which are unveiled under some imprint. It brings out all the possibilities of the alternative versions of the work, and add multifariousness on the platter. Today our attention would divulge solely on uprising Indian talent BLUK, who moulded his own copacetic House-y take on “Spaced Out”, a composition devised by the New Jersey-based producer Desren along with JPK.
The original production happened to be released in the ninth month of this dusking year on Quartzo Recordings. Heavily inclined towards saturated 808s and contemporary hip-hop arrangements, the track is an atypical release for the label.
A contest was held thereafter, which resulted in selected four distinct reworks of the single to be nominated as official.
Our readers might not be acquainted with today’s highlight. BLUK happens to operate in the domain of Bass House, somewhat closer to category developed by artists say, the Loopers or Jonas Aden. This genus of Dance Music certainly demands the absolute requirement of experimentation with sounds and effects. The product so resulting is a chaotic amalgamation of elements, which in unity offer a fetching and vivacious groove.
Now about the remix. The aforementioned young creator adeptly chose to embed an Electro House timbre to it, using pluck synths. Surprisingly, the juxtaposition of the rap vocal and this fit delightfully. However, the centre of attention arrives with the following dynamic segment, which arrives with an assortment of striking synths. Two players stuck out the most, a quick-ricochet-ing laser sounding synth accompanied with heavy distorted Electro one. Sugar-coated with vocal snippets and FXs: stabs and so-and-so, the methodology on the making of this beat is nothing short of admirable!
In short, our final verdict? The young artist has shown some impressive skillsets at composing such a spry instrumental, certainly one we would recommend listening to!
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