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Winter Son – Here Is A Ghost Remixed

78sot 4 March 0 Comments Techno This Is It Forever, Winter Son

LABEL: This is it Forever | TIIF012
GENRE: Techno/House
RELEASED: 2014
MP3 DOWNLOAD SOURCE: WEB
BITRATE: 320kbps / 44100kHz / Full Stereo
TRACKS: 4
SIZE: 62.24 megs

4 TRACKS TOTAL

1. Almost A Phantom (House Of Black Lanterns Remix) 6:23
2. Almost A Phantom (Will Azada Next Level Edition) 7:12
3. Here Is A Ghost (Orbis Terrarum Exorcism) 7:16
4. Acid Rain (Version II) 5:04

<a href="http://iamwinterson.bandcamp.com/album/here-is-a-ghost-remixed">Here Is A Ghost Remixed by Winter Son</a>

Here Is A Ghost & Almost A Phantom remixed by 3 of my favourite artists.

House Of Black Lanterns is a good friend of mine and I’m honoured to have his deep dubby reworking of ‘Almost A Phantom’ in the package. He has a pretty dark and menacing album on Fabric’s in-house label Houndstooth that’s insanely brilliant.

Feature on Inverted Audio – inverted-audio.com/house-of-black-lanterns-remix-winter-sons-almost-a-phantom/

I came across Will through his ‘Clichè’ EP on CGI_Records and have since been delving into all his releases and the catalogue of his own label – Proper Trax. I asked him completely out of the blue if he’d like to remix ‘Almost A Phantom’ and we ended up talking studio and modular synths
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Orbis Terrarum exorcise the hidden spirits of ‘Here Is A Ghost’ with a brooding techno workout. I know these guys from their incredible reworking of Agents Of Time’s ‘Lost Dreams’, released via Stem Records, which I loved so much I had to get them on a remix ASAP!

I made ‘Acid Rain’ in December 2012 and is the first track I made as Winter Son. It was a pretty damn freezing night and I sat at the 808 and Juno, and jammed around for an hour. It was originally to be used as an intro to mine and Jozef K’s live show, and it got it’s first play in the main room at Sankeys Manchester, 2 days after I’d finished it. Jozef said to me easier in the week, ‘we need an acid drone, can you knock something up for the weekend?’. It made an appearance on Olugbenga’s Boiler Room session too.

Anyway, I thought I’d extend it a little and change a few bits to make this new version.