Description
The acclaimed all-female duo From House To Disco selects house classics such as Blunted Dummies' "House For All" from the prestigious Definitive Recordings label and gives them a fresh remix!
From House To Disco is an acclaimed all-female duo known for their deep study of house music history and fresh production. They were discovered by Brazil's Renato Cohen and have released music on his Massa Records as well as Get Physical's COCADA Music. This time, they have released an EP remixing four tracks from the Definitive Recordings catalogue. This EP will also be included on the 12-track compilation "Disco House For All".
First, they reconstruct Blunted Dummies' "House For All" into an intense house track. It features old-school synth stabs and a deep, heavy bassline. Their remix of Las America's "Look, Listen, Love" combines drums with Chicago swagger, seductive vocals, and an analogue bassline. For Wax Fruit's "Be Yourself", they add a deep, stylish twist, while melancholic pads and gentle piano create a soulful sound. Finally, they reinterpret Barada's "Gasoline" as a driving deep house track.
A1. Blunted Dummies – House For All (From House To Disco Remix)
A2. Las Americas – Look Listen Love (From House To Disco Remix)
B1. Wax Fruit – Be Yourself (From House To Disco Remix)
B2. Barada – Gasoline (From House To Disco Remix)
From House To Disco is a hotly tipped all-female duo known for their fine taste in records, in-depth research into house history and fresh productions. They have been tipped as ones to watch by Brazilian tastemaker Renato Cohen and have released on his Massa Records as well as Get Physical's COCADA Music. Now they tap into the esteemed Definitive Recordings catalogue and add their own spin to four tracks which make up this EP, which will also be included on the 12-track 'Disco House For All' compilation which includes more key selections from the label.
First up, they tackle Blunted Dummies's 'House For All' and flip it into a thumping house cut with old-school synth stabs and a low-slung bassline. Their remix of Las America's 'Look, Listen, Love' brings jacked-up drums with plenty of original Chicago swagger, seductive vocals and a raw analogue bassline. The duo then bring a deep and stylish twist to Wax Fruit's 'Be Yourself', which has rueful pads that encourage you to gaze off into the distance, lost in thought, while the tender piano chords bring extra soul. Last of all is their fresh remix of Barada's 'Gasoline', which is a driving deep house gem with neon chord vamps and another timeless bassline.
