Joseph Capriati - Save My Soul Rmx - Analytic Trail Rec

Joseph Capriati - Save My Soul Rmx - Analytic Trail Rec

22 February, 2011 | 2.41AM

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Following recent excursions for Adam Beyer’s Drumcode imprint, Joseph Capriati delivers some hand picked remixes of tracks taken his 2010 LP ‘Save My Soul.

Cari Lekebusch, Fergie, Marco Bailey and Hans Bouffmyhre all remix the young Neapolitan producer who has won a host of influential patrons such as Dave Clarke, Billy Nasty, Slam, Chris Liebing and The Advent in recent years.

Cari Lekebusch, who needs no introduction, is up first and tackles ‘GMID’. The result is a purposeful, hypnotic and mechanical slice of linear techno that uses a fever-dream series of overlapping soundscapes to brilliant effect.

British DJ/Producer and ex-Radio 1 host, Fergie, adds to proceedings of with his mix of ‘Noise To Noise’ - a shuffling immaculately produced slice of contemporary techno with an arrangement aimed squarely at the floor.

The penultimate remix is from Marco Bailey on ‘From Stortoget to Big Ben’. Heavily layered and rippling with reverbed horns and white noise, it’s no shrinking violet and ends the remix EP in fine style. 

Closing the EP is Hans Bouffmyre who has an enviable discography for a young producer and was a firm choice for the remix package. His cavernous interpretation of ‘Hooter’ is a seething mass of unrelenting industrial percussion evoking the darkness of Berghain or Fabric’s room 2.

Analytic Trail has been instrumental in creating what is now recognized as the Neapolitan techno sound. The label’s dynamic and inventive approach is the key to their success and the name Analytic Trail is synonymous with the Italian big-room techno sound. Launched in 2001 by Markantonio the label currently sits proudly at the head of Italy’s vibrant techno scene.

Joseph Capriati’s “Save my Soul Remixes” is released on Analytic Trail 14th March 2011

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