Disclosure: You & Me The Remixes (Bauuer, Bicep, Toro Y Moi) 12"
Disclosure's You & Me helped to cement their rep as UK garage revivalists. The track sees four unique takes with You & Me The Remixes. Flume, probably the least recognizable of the remixers, takes a minimalist approach. The Australian producer takes a string heavy, almost hip hop approach. Continuing in the UK Garage vein, Bicep does their thing throwing in a little snip of the "Think" break for added throwback cred. Mad Decent's of the moment Baauer speeds up the vocal and adds a smattering of drums, prepping the track for all those EDM festivals. To close things out we're given a come down from Toro Y Moi who's remix is characteristically soulful.
- music label: PMR Records 2013
reviewed by Joey Coco 09/2013
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Disclosure: You & Me The Remixes (Bauuer, Bicep, Toro Y Moi) 12"
Disclosure: You & Me The Remixes (Bauuer, Bicep, Toro Y Moi) 12"
Disclosure's You & Me helped to cement their rep as UK garage revivalists. The track sees four unique takes with You & Me The Remixes. Flume, probably the least recognizable of the remixers, takes a minimalist approach. The Australian producer takes a string heavy, almost hip hop approach. Continuing in the UK Garage vein, Bicep does their thing throwing in a little snip of the "Think" break for added throwback cred. Mad Decent's of the moment Baauer speeds up the vocal and adds a smattering of drums, prepping the track for all those EDM festivals. To close things out we're given a come down from Toro Y Moi who's remix is characteristically soulful.
- music label: PMR Records 2013
reviewed by Joey Coco 09/2013
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Disclosure's You & Me helped to cement their rep as UK garage revivalists. The track sees four unique takes with You & Me The Remixes. Flume, probably the least recognizable of the remixers, takes a minimalist approach. The Australian producer takes a string heavy, almost hip hop approach. Continuing in the UK Garage vein, Bicep does their thing throwing in a little snip of the "Think" break for added throwback cred. Mad Decent's of the moment Baauer speeds up the vocal and adds a smattering of drums, prepping the track for all those EDM festivals. To close things out we're given a come down from Toro Y Moi who's remix is characteristically soulful.
- music label: PMR Records 2013
