RIOT!015 BECKERS 'SWITCH' Remixes out now!!
BECKERS 'SWITCH' NEW RELEASE!
OUT 27/02/06
RIOT! RECORDINGS 015
Available on 12" & digital download.
listen here: A1) DINO PSARAS REMIX
Switch first appeared on ‘Sprout Music’ supported extensively by Paul Van Dyk. This record was picked up by psy trance scene and remixed by leading light Dino Psaras. His remix has been the biggest psy trance tune of the last 12 months on CDR. This is the first time this mix has made it to vinyl.
Already causing a massive stir on the Psy Trance and hard dance community.
MAGAZINE REVIEWS
DJ Magazine 408 - Simon Eve 4/5
The Riot! Recordings crew went continental when doing their Christmas shopping recently, snapping up the fab and groovy tech house number 'Switch' from Germany. Instantly recognisable by a Donna Summer-esque bassline and the catchy male vocals "all I really want is you… I'm a kind of bitch… it's really time to switch", Riot have given this release a fresh hard dance spin for 2006 with the addition of two new remixes. Dino Psaras weaves his psy-trance magic to craft an intriguing, edgy, yet curiously floor friendly rework, while Vinylgroover & The Red Hed once again deliver a delectable dancefloor number of their own with their trademark big beats and soaring Euro riffs.
M8 Magazine – James Lawson M7/M8
This record sticks out from the pile of CDs and vinyl that I have sitting around me at the moment and it’s largely due to the European female vocal that croons 'All I want is you'. It’s very catchy and won't fail to stick in your head. This great sample is surrounded by two different mixes. The first by Dino Psaras has a drunken bass line that wobbles all over the place while somehow managing to keep up its infectious groove. The second by Vinylgroover and the Redhead introduces a wicked lead sound that is equally as exciting. A different tune from the norm and all the better for it!
Mixmag - Lee Guffy - Recommended
The Riot! crew have been keeping the label just within reach of the hard dance purists enough to keep them smiling but not too much to pigeon hole it. Switch fuses psy-trance, hard house and an 80's tinged electro vocal to give you something that's hard not to groove too. Call in Vinylgroover & The Red Head for a tougher version and you have all bases covered. Riot keep things evolving with a neat cut from Beckers.
