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1.1 Paul Woolford Heartbeat Intro1.2 Brock Van Wey - Forever a Stranger1.3 Lusine Gravity1.4 Rocha Hands of Love [Fingers of Sand] (Gatto Fritto Menorcan Nightmare Version) [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.5 Josh Wink Counter Clock 319 (Chteau Flight Remix) [Section]1.6 Gui Boratto Trills (Paul Woolford Reduced Dub)1.7 I:Cube Tunnel Vision [Section]1.8 Wireman Armour (Move D Remix) [Section]1.9 Missing Linkx Who to Call C/W Brock Van Wey - Forever a Stranger [Section]1.10 Adryan the Jazzer (Russ Gabriel Remix)1.11 Basic Soul Unit Things Pass1.12 Cortney Tidwell Watusii (Daphni Remix) [Instrumental ; Vocal Sections]1.13 Newworldaquarium - the Force (Me Remix) [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.14 Tensnake in the End (I Want You to Cry)1.15 Marc Antona ; Xiki Hawah1.16 Armando - Don't Take It (Thomos Edit) [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.17 Matthias Tanzmann Rugby1.18 Brendon Moeller Phazed ; Confused1.19 Ben Klock Subzero (Function-Regis Remix) C/W Brock Van Wey Forever1.20 Joy Orbison the Shrew Would Have Cushioned the Blow1.21 Paul Woolford Presents Bobby Peru Let It Go1.22 Paul Woolford Salinas Intro1.23 Morgan Geist Feat1.24 Morgan Geist Feat1.25 Daniel Stefanik Like This1.26 Brock Van Wey - Forever a Stranger [Section]1.27 Quarion Karasu (Deetron Remix) [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.28 Ben Klock Subzero (Function-Regis Remix)1.29 Reel By Real Surkit [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.30 Oni Ayhun - Oar003-B [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.31 Cortney Tidwell Watusii (Daphni Remix) [Vocal Section]1.32 Josh Wink Counter Clock 319 (Chteau Flight Remix)1.33 DVS1 Running1.34 Abe Duque Feat1.35 Robert Hood School1.36 Sendai System Policy1.37 Kevin Gorman Alarm (Tool Re-Edit)1.38 Derrick L1.39 Paul Woolford Endgame (Platform Intro Version)1.40 Tom Taylor Theory of Everything (Kink Remix) [Paul Woolford Re-Edit]1.41 Suburban Knight the Art of Stalking |
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2 |
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| Description: | Through his work as DJ, producer, dancefloor experimentalist, remixer, collaborator and label owner, Paul Woolford has succeeded in bringing a rare level of artistry to the world of modern dance music and in doing so, made an enduring global impact. Paul's name is synonymous with quality through his work with everyone from Depeche Mode, Simian Mobile Disco, Delphic, the Juan Maclean, Morgan Geist, DJ Hell and Underworld, through to working with vocals by Skunk Anansie, Freeform Five, Jeremy Greenspan of Junior Boys and Jamie Lidell. Turning to original work, output on his Intimacy imprint always sparks feverish reactions, all of which contributes to make an extended release like Platform a much anticipated one. Now onto it's second release the Platform series gives musicians an outlet to produce something noteworthy. Always exceptional and pioneering in his craft, Paul Woolford was an esteemed choice to curate the latest edition in the series. Never one to compromise, Paul comments, "Immediately I had a list of records that I knew I wanted to include - every record has been picked from the heart... It was imperative to me that I used only these tracks, with no fillers at all. My aim was not to give a 'snapshot' mix of what I'm playing on the floor at this time, but to provide what is hopefully a lasting document of my approach to music." Titled Surgery 'One' and 'Two' Paul said the idea of how to construct the first mix came to him after 3 days deep in thought in Brazil. He was in Sao Paulo for a gig at D-Edge and instead of wondering around the Latin American mega-tropolis exploring the city and looking at the Oscar Niemeyer architecture, he was locked in a hotel coming-up up with about 70% of the sequence for Surgery One, something that surprised even Paul himself. The second mix uses Oni Ayhun's 'OAR3-B' as it's anchor, which Paul describes as, "One of the most beautiful pieces of electronic music I have encountered." the breadth of tracks Paul has used here is staggering, there are even records dating back to the early 90s, yet his unique approach and deft touch gives them a contemporary feel and brings them into present day. The mix also pays homage to the American mix masters, skillfully incorporating some of their tricks with tracks blending and threading throughout, in some cases appearing over both discs. Paul even takes to using two versions of his remix of Morgan Geist to kick start proceedings on the second disc, although his authorship of this mix reaches far deeper as he features 9 tracks that are comprised of new productions, remixes and specially constructed edits. The result is a proper 'mix'; an effortless listen that explores the full spectrum of techno, jazz, cinematic electronica and house. To conclude Paul adds "I have had so much fun constructing these mixes, and after repeated listens in various states, altered and otherwise... I think they will last for some time. I sincerely hope you do too." |
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| No. of tracks: |
41 |
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| Manufacturer No.: |
IMT16397730.2 |
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