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Remixed (Pilooski, Daphni) Vinyl 12"

Born Bad / SKU: dm-4843
dancefloor reworks of vintage african electronics
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  • Heat Alert! Two Lab favorites take on remix duties for seminal African electronic musician Francis Bebey and the result is magic on wax. Heads should recognize Cameroonian artist Francis Bebey's work from the excellent Born Bad reissue comp from awhile back, but on this special 12" Born Bad recruits Pilooski and Daphni (aka Caribou's dance alias) to rework tracks for the floor. Checkout Pilooski's variation of "Bissao" that adds a thick house bump under the already hypnotic African melodies, while Daphni proceeds to rock tough drum programming under "Forrest Whistle" for the ill afro-future fusion. Worth it for these two alone, but check the hidden heat on the flip by way of It's A Fine Line who transform "Le Domaine Reserve Du Colonel" into a chilled out balearic beat groover and the cosmic-afro vibes of Young Marco's mix of "Coffee Cola". Well recommended.

    • music label: Born Bad Records 2013
    reviewed by TKB 03/2014
    upc: 25505421

Heat Alert! Two Lab favorites take on remix duties for seminal African electronic musician Francis Bebey and the result is magic on wax. Heads should recognize Cameroonian artist Francis Bebey's work from the excellent Born Bad reissue comp from awhile back, but on this special 12" Born Bad recruits Pilooski and Daphni (aka Caribou's dance alias) to rework tracks for the floor. Checkout Pilooski's variation of "Bissao" that adds a thick house bump under the already hypnotic African melodies, while Daphni proceeds to rock tough drum programming under "Forrest Whistle" for the ill afro-future fusion. Worth it for these two alone, but check the hidden heat on the flip by way of It's A Fine Line who transform "Le Domaine Reserve Du Colonel" into a chilled out balearic beat groover and the cosmic-afro vibes of Young Marco's mix of "Coffee Cola". Well recommended.

  • music label: Born Bad Records 2013
reviewed by TKB 03/2014
upc: 25505421

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