Following on from his remix of Citizen Black’s ‘Rinse Repeat’ and remixes for Cubism and Stripped Digital, Keydin’s third release for Sideways finds him in deep groovy tech mode. A warm pad sits comfortably in the background throughout, whilst the the stripped down groove is layered with subtle jazzy rhythms. Combine these with a moody walking bassline and plenty of squeaks & bleeps to wander around the brain, and you have a track that truly showcases Keydin’s intelligent approach to deep tech house.
Promoter and DJ for London night Dropout, Guy Hornsby, makes his first appearance on Sideways, ahead of his forthcoming EP for us later in the year. His remix takes Loose Hands into even deeper territory, with a dark, trippy and almost sinister take on the original. A moody bass wallows underneath, whilst clever piano licks provide an altogether different melodic stance, plunging the track further into darkness. Serious music that isn’t just necessarily aimed at the dancefloor, concentrated more on mood and atmosphere.
Available now at Whatpeopleplay, Beatport and all other good digital outlets.
Dj Schwa / Shades of Gray
Wow! What a track. The original is amazing!
untitledmusic
Nice eerie vibes to this tech’spooky’house trip
Soul Minority
Not what I’m usually play, but nice deepness
Claude VonStroke
Downloading for Claude VonStroke
Russell Deeks
Nice deep vibes!
Wez Saunders
10/10 – Anything Keydin” is grabbing my attention big time at the moment – hope to work with him again soon!”
Elliot Wright
Love both of these
Scott Harrington
Loose Hands is dope!
Matt (Trendy Mullet)
Deffo all about the original version! Nice floating techy vibes going down here!
Guy Hornsby
My favourite Sideways release so far, the original is lovely, deep, melodic house. And the remix isn’t bad either.
