View Active ThreadsCreate an account on HarderFasterLogin to HarderFaster Information for Promoters Information for Advertisers Search HarderFaster About HarderFaster Link to this Page
[HarderFaster] - Work Hard, Play Harder!
Home | News | What's On | Annual Poll | Photos | Forums | DJs | Features | Music | Venues | Reviews | Links |

  More Reviews
Marco Mi Destino
Feeling This Way (Remixes Pt. III)
Arrakis
Interstellar (Cornfield Chase) (York Remix)
Telepathic Communication
Forest Guardians
Tribe of the Sun
Metaversal
Afterstorm
Brave
Stuttgart
Ghost (ZOYA Remix)
The Last Defeat Pt II (Sam Laxton Remix)
Analogic
Fireflies (Full Fire Mix)
Connected (Standard Form Waiting For Stars Mix)
Into The Sky (Remixes)
Love Heals (Ronski Speed Remix)
Sex Drugs Rock N Roll
Shibui / Reactivate
Running Man
The Breeze
Feeling This Way (Part 2)
Feeling This Way (Remixes Part 1)
Fading Light
Heart Connected (Alucard Remix)
Breathe Again
In Our Memories (ThoBa Remix)
U [I Got A Feeling] (Dan Thompson Remix)
Save Me (John Askew Remix)

Kharma 45

» Where’s Your Spirit Man

Reviewed by Greg Zizique / Submitted 10-05-07 09:38

Label: Warner Bros.
Format: 12" Vinyl
Genre: House/ Electro House


New Northern Irish quintet recently signed to Warner Bros. release their debut single with remixes from My Digital Enemy, Tronik Youth and Karl G. Produced by Youth, and with a vast range of influences from the Chemical Brothers, Muse and Oasis the band has got several creative sparks for their sound.

My Digital Enemy provide an electro house makeover and true to their usual style and sound, have produced a remix that easily fits into a normal house set alongside a more electro sounding set with a mid ranged balanced mix. Using a lot of the vocal and elements of the original track, it’s a nice upbeat offering with a cool added bassline that lifts it into more club territory. Whilst it doesn’t re invent the wheel, it’s got a somewhat catchy housey feeling throughout that makes it appealing to a whole host of Dj’s.

Tronik Youth opts for a reverse with totally overhauling the track and making into somewhat of a deeper nastier approach. A bubbling bass and acidic styled edge give it more edge for the club floors. The elements of the original track seem to be more fitting and used better and more in keeping with a club vibe to me. The acidic part really lifts it and carried the track through to the end.

Karl G finishes things off with a heavier peak time tougher edged sound. This mix will from the outset gain far more rotation and attention, its much more club orientated in comparison to the other mixes and has a slightly heavier sound which is needed when the original tracks elements are used as it acts as a contrasting sound, a more up to date bass makes it all seem much more workable and could be played later in the night.


Rating:
Share this :: Facebook : Digg : Stumble Upon : Delicious
Follow HarderFaster :: Twitter

The views and opinions expressed in this review are strictly those of the author only for which HarderFaster will not be held responsible or liable.


Comments:



Back to previous page



HarderFaster Jump
Bookmark and Share
All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective companies. All other content is (c) 2001-2024 HarderFaster.

Terms and Conditions | Privacy Statement | Text Mode