Retour vers le futur annonce avec la Compilation "Rmxxology" de Delicious Vinyl : 15 tracks parmis lesquels figurent des classiques de Young MC, The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, The Brand New Heavies et Fatlip remixes par des artistes tels que Peaches, Hot Chip, et Eminem



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Le projet "Rmxxology" est ne il y a an suite a la rencontre entre Rick Ross (Delicious Vinyl) et Peaches.

Apres l’avoir convaincue de remixer le «Wild Thing» de Tone Loc, les deux se mirent a imaginer une dream team de remixers pour le reste du catalogue Delicious Vinyl.

Cela abouti a la creation du collectif «Delicious Vinyl All Stars», mettant en relation des artistes de premier plan comme Eminem, Diplo, Aaron LaCrate et Debonair Samir, avec des acteurs de la scene electro parisienne (Mr. Flash, Breakbot, Don Rimini) et des valeurs montantes de L.A (Cory Nitta aka Pink Enemy / Philippians, Boddy Evans).

Rick Ross nous eclaire : «Rmxxology brasse une grande variete de styles. L’idee est d’avantage de creer des versions alternatives de ces classiques, plutot que de faire des simples remixs orientes dancefloor. Apres tout, les originaux ont deja fait leur preuves en club !».

Mais n’ayez crainte : le dancefloor ne sera pas en reste. Le 3eme single issu de Rmxxology, «Bust A Move», est une subtile relecture club du titre de Young MC par Diplo et Don Rimini.

Et le «Freak-A-Zoid Robots (RMXXOLOGY Theme)», qui ouvre la compilation, est un homage vibrant a Afrika Bambaataa et l’electro old school qui incarne parfaitement l’esprit de l’album.




Go back to the future with Delicious Vinyl "Rmxxology", an all-new, 15-track album featuring classic tracks by Young MC, The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, The Brand New Heavies, and Fatlip re-imagined by artists including Peaches, Hot Chip, and Eminem.

"Rmxxology" was born a year ago when Delicious Vinyl honcho Rick Ross met Peaches after a show. After agreeing that she would do a version of Tone Loc's "Wild Thing" they began brainstorming a dream team of artists to let loose on the Delicious Vinyl catalog.

This led to the creation of "The Delicious Vinyl All-Stars", a collective including prime-time players like Eminem, Diplo, Aaron LaCrate and Debonair Samir, as well as upstart French freakers Mr. Flash, Breakbot, and Don Rimini, and L.A. new jacks Cory Nitta (Pink Enemy / Philippians) and Bobby Evans (Brother Reade).

Rick Ross explains: "Rmxxology represents a whole variety of styles. It's all about creating alternative versions of these classics, rather than remixing them expressly for the dancefloor. After all, the original songs always brought people to the dancefloor anyway!"

But don't fear: The dancefloor ain't being neglected. The third single from Rmxxology, "Bust A Move", finds Diplo and Don Rimini manhandling the Young MC classic into club-savvy form. And then there's the album's lead track, Bobby Evans' "Freak-A-Zoid Robots (RMXXOLOGY Theme)" an homage to Afrika Bambaataa and old school electro that embodies the album's past-is-present spirit.