Dario D’attis & Yvan Genkins – Afro Call Incl. Secondcity Remix [CR050]

Dario D’Attis & Yvan Genkins – Afro Call Incl. Secondcity Remix
Dario D’attis, Yvan Genkins
LABEL: Clarisse Records | CR050
GENRE: Tech House
RELEASED: 2015
MP3 DOWNLOAD SOURCE: WEB
BITRATE: 320kbps / 44100kHz / Full Stereo
TRACKS: 2
SIZE: 35.08 megs

2 TRACKS TOTAL

1. Afro Call (Original Mix) 6:58
2. Afro Call (Secondcity Remix) 6:59

Total Playtime: 13:57 min

Amazing early support from : Hot Since 82, Paco Osuna, Chus, Jay Lumen, Leon, Butch, Sable Sheep, Stacey Pullen, Mauro Picotto, Nathan Barato, Audiojack, Detlef, Anëk, Prok & Fitch, H.O.S.H, Hollen, Gorge, German Brigante, Ant Brooks, Hector Romero, Mihalis Safras, Anna Tur Ibiza Global Radio, Igor Marijuan Ibiza Sonica, Marcelo Cura, David Herrero, Eppu, ME & Her, Miguel Matoz, Phil Garner, Agent!, Clio, DJ Dep, Gonçalo, Kintar, Simone Liberali, Greg Delon, Ceeryl Chardonnay, Niclas, Nox Brockly, Philipp Straub, Rick Maia, Sergio Fernandez, Simon Mattson, Tommy Jacobs, Valentin Huedo, Vidal Rodriguez, Al Vince, Viton Mavropoulos…

Put up the bunting and bring out the birthday cake, Clarisse has hit 50 and is marking the occasion in true style with an unflinching piece of hearty tribal house that the label has nailed to its mast time after time. Leading the labels half-century celebrations is Dario D’Attis, the Italian also known as The Funk Ensemble who has repped Switzerlands Purple Tracks/Purple Music, as well as A-grade labels Hive and Nervous in a career on wax that stretches back before the Millennium.

Here with one of Clarisses leading vibe stylists in Yvan Genkins, who has done much to help Clarisse tot up its milestone, Afro Call chugs like a non-stop cross-country train with an infinite tank of gas, full of thirsty clubbers ready for fiesta. Full of pots and pans percussion taking it to the streets, the duo provide an authentic open air feel bound to create one long human traffic jam, its pistons greased with the vocal echoes of classic chanters such as the Gypsymens Babarabatiri.

Secondcity is Rowan Harrington, who comes to the party with Chicago in his blood, an Ibizan residency at Sankeys Tribal Sessions to his name, and already knowing a thing or two about the Clarisse brand from remixing label boss Mendo’s Magic this year. Not to mention a rework of Carl Cox, collaborating with chart-topper Route94 and the small matter of his goodtime piano groover I Wanna Feel blowing away 2014.

His remix of Afro Call manages to be both deep and flexible, making splashes with a bassline both flowing and muddy. Fast-paced yet always in control as if hes skimming through a foam party, he carries over the originals eyes-on-the-prize vibe and turns the pattering of skins throughout into a bubbly lather, roaring into a finale that ups the Samba-tinted shimmying in a jiffy.