Andersen & Borelli feat. Björk ‘Hidden Place’ (LFR067)

Andersen & Borelli feat. Björk ‘Hidden Place’ (LFR067)

25 February, 2009 | 2.51PM

• Written by: kris66
• Filed under: Music News : andersen & borelli, björk, jean borelli, kris andersen, loopfreaks, loopfreaks records

Behind Andersen & Borelli are two experienced Danes Kris Andersen and Jean Borelli who individually have more than 15 years of involvement in the Global Trance and House scene with countless releases and Hits on International labels.

Hidden Place is a tribute and celebration of Björk and her mesmerising music and Vocals. Original released back in 2001 on her Album “Vespertine” Andersen & Borelli has taken great care in keeping the mood of the Original version while bringing it into 2009’s modern sound.
As a bonus Rymdfunk deliver a upbeat Remix to complete this release.

Support from:
Lemon8, Funkagenda, David Morales, Dj Paulo, David Vendetta, Judge Jules, Luca Ricci, Inkfish, Liluca, Peter McGill, Sasha Le Monnier, Chloe Harris, Kev Obrien, Andy Newland, Darin Epsilon, Miss Nine, Dj Science, Matty Styles, Mary Olivetti, Randall Jones, Jon E Bravo, DJ Mindaugelis, dPen, Greg Desty, Los, d-phrag, High Roller$, Bitten Sergei, Lee Bradley and many more.

1. Hidden Place (Original Mix)
2. Hidden Place (Rymdfunk Mix)

Label: Loopfreaks Records
Cat.No.: LFR067
Style: Tech House

Review (progressivehouse.com)

Reviewed: 4.5/5

Björk’s “Hidden Place”, from her 2001 album Vespertine, gets a rework from Loopfreaks Records’ very own respected dance veterans Andersen & Borelli.

The result proves the value of a Björk vocal on our dance floors, and the execution here from Andersen and Borelli displays such huge maturity. The vocal width becomes a blanket of sound across the dance floor, carefully held together by a simple beat with sparing picks & beeps. The effect is a very nice laidback one and you have to love that deep bass.

The Rymdfunk Mix comes with a certain swing, and the tune delivers a sound more of its own as the vocal sweeps past for a more gusting sound.

Congrats go out to the original on this, the feel is of its own, yet the vocal blends perfectly, offering this as a memorable tune for the early part of the year!

Simon Latham [14-Feb-2009]

Charts

Reached #3 on Progressivehouse Overall Top 20 (Feb 18th, 2009)
Reached #1 on MyPromoPool Tech House Top 20 (Feb 18th, 2009)
Reached #4 on Release Promo Top 50 (Jan 21st, 2009)

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