Andy Sant joins Tarantic Records crew with massive deep/tech house release

Andy Sant joins Tarantic Records crew with massive deep/tech house release

16 August, 2008 | 8.50PM

• Written by: amitshoham
• Filed under: Music News : andy sant, tarantic records

Manchester-based Andy Sant (3am Recordings, Kolour, TriCircle Deep) has a new release coming out on Tarantic Records called ‘In-Between Dreams’ featuring vocalist Amy Hannan.

Andy’s slammin’ original mix and the varied remixes have been getting massive support around the world and generating quite a buzz in the last few weeks.

Andy Sant’s ‘In-Between Dreams’ is classic deep house, with richly-layered pianos and synths and a vibe that just feels good, plain and simple.

On remix duty, Q-Burns Abstract Message delivers a slammin’ dirty tech house rework for the underground set. 

BradElectro adds his unique pop sensibility to the mix with a delicious space-age disco interpretation. 

Adnan Sharif (a.k.a DJ Adnan) and Jared F layer lush tones over a minimal groove to create a beautifully ethereal feeling. 

Last but not least, Amit Shoham rolls out an ultra-smooth and sexy deep house mix.

Sebastian Davidson has been among the first to support and chart the release, which has already appeared in his August podcast.  “Serious F*kkin good release!” says Sebastian.

Michael Fossati reviewed the release in his spiritofhouse.com website, calling it “a deep and laidback track with a lovely funky edge to it.”

He adds “The remixes are by Amit Shoham, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Brad Electro and Adnan Sharif & Jared F who all add their distinctive touch to it, turning out a lovely selection of deep, dark techy mixes.”

The list of DJs supporting this release is impressive indeed, including:

Dave Storm, Murray Richardson, Sleazy McQueen, Peter Christianson (of Lawnchair Generals), Andrew Phelan, Miles Maeda, Leigh Morgan, Tyler Stadius, Laurent Garnier, Stuart Patterson, Presslaboys, Atnarko, Funky Transport, and the list goes on and on…

‘In-Between Dreams’ is due out on Sept. 4th, 2008, but advance downloads are available exclusively from Beatport now.

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