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Subscape 'I Would Have Loved You' out 08.09.14 on Dub Police
JunoDownload - http://bit.ly/
Stream Angels in full at UKF - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Stream the AWE remix at Mixmag - https://soundcloud.com/
Listen to a promo mix from Subscape at DJ Mag - https://soundcloud.com/
Listen to a promo mix from Subscape at DJ Mag - https://soundcloud.com/
Audio streams:
Angels at UKF //
AWE Remix at Mixmag //
Atlantic Parade Remix at Clash Magazine //
Exclusive Subscape DJ Mag Mix
One of the most critically acclaimed Dub Police artists returns... Subscape, the man behind 2013’s blazing ‘MyStyle 003’ mix, is back! Previously featured on Dub Police’s ‘Past Present Future’ album, ‘I Would Have Loved You’ was so well received that its imminent single release was inevitable. Performance-tuned for the summer, this is a far-reaching EP that is breaking the boundaries between all the best genres.
Charging with a pumping groove, crystalline piano riff, undulating bass and purring vocals, ‘I Would Have Loved You’ is a rare moment of party positivity and dancefloor unity that’s seldom found in deep dubstep. These distinctive motifs echo throughout the remixes, too. LA’s AWE lays down a head-twisting hybrid where formative house organs combine with dreamy overlays and dramatic rolling beats. Meanwhile Atlantic Parade – a brand new act scouted by the sharp ears of Subscape himself – serves up a soul-soothing blend that struts and jacks with timeless deep house majesty. Two of the finest complementary remixes you’ll hear all year, they both highlight Dub Police’s diversity and the label’s ability to identify exciting emerging talent.
‘I Would Have Loved You’ also comes complete with the brand new production ‘Angels’. Taking inspiration from the LA beat scene, it’s a whirlwind of emotional synths, anchor- like kicks, deep immersive subs and stunning guitar lines that shimmer with sonic beauty. Just like the EP title track, it acts as a great teaser for Subscape’s forthcoming album.
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