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MOTECH 022EP
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"The art of the remix has always been an important part of the electronic music genre. The ability to take parts of an existing track and mold it into your own composition, while infusing your own style, is not a skill possessed by every producer. 'Flamuri I Popullit' stood particularly strong on its own on DJ 3000's Galactic Caravan LP. So to add remixes by Belgium's Buscemi and Japan's own JAKAM afforded the already cultural soaked track with an extra dose of global influence. The original mix of 'Flamuri I Popullit' is a prime example of DJ 3000's progression as a producer. It is composed of an exact blend of the culturally rich sound that has been ever present since Motech Records' earliest releases with an evolving funky swagger that is more and more apparent on each DJ 3000 release. The Buscemi remix of 'Flamuri I Popullit' is a seductive, almost dream like composition that draws you in with every passing second. And just as you are drawn in fully, the beat drops and you are forced to move. This remix is a guaranteed floor burner that will certainly captivate crowds across the globe and appear on DJ charts worldwide in the coming months. JAKAM (also appearing as Moochy, Juzu) is a producer without pre conceived boundaries and classification. This self proclaimed freestyle is readily apparent on his remix of 'Flamuri I Popullit.' JAKAM retains the original vibe of the track, but adds a darker and driven feel. If the Buscemi mix aimed for our carnal appeal, JAKAM has certainly aimed for our cerebral response to the track. Whether it is through individual effort, collaboration or through the remix, Motech Records continues its never ending push towards achieving a global sound and vision. From every corner of the world we converge under the Motech banner to present you with our sound."
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MOTECH 005EP
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"The sounds and culture that have emanated from Detroit over the generations have always found a way to enchant and inspire those from outside the city limits. In some cases, the draw of this sound, and the mystique of the working class lifestyle, creates such a pull that individuals will up their roots and relocate to the source. So is the case of DJ Dex. Born and raised in a working class East Los Angeles neighborhood, Dex brought his experience and sound to Detroit in 2001 and hasn't looked back since. His unique blend of west coast rhythm and Detroit funk have earned him a spot in the Underground Resistance production crew, as well as a chance to work along side of Rolando and Gerald Mitchell as part of Los Hermanos. His first foray into the world of Motech brings us the El Camino EP. Take the sights and sounds of a late summer night in any barrio and infuse the signature Motech Electric Soul and you will get the general feel of 'El Camino.' Much like it's namesake, 'El Camino' combines the rhythm and funk to give you the best of both worlds. While the identity of those who work on the line may change, the quality of the product that is a result remains unchanged."
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