With a stream of quality music across Suffused Music in 2015, Colombian producer, Amezquita, now joins the label’s 2016 roster with “Perpetual”, complemented by a pair of remixes from Argentinean progressive flair and UK deep house mastery.
One of his country’s brightest emerging talents, Amezquita’s work since a 2013 debut for Sonnet Speciale has been impressive. Subsequent tracks for an array of impressive labels has seen the Bogota resident hit the heights with original work for Mirabilis, Wasabi and System Recordings to name but a few. Now debuting on Suffused Music, Amezquita and his “Perpetual” opens with a strong percussive groove as muted stabs play their part. Opening up into a full-blooded, beats laden work, textured layers and additional motifs add a further dimension to a work that evolves elegantly over the course of its seven-minute voyage.
Ivan Jaime needs little introduction through his Dark Soul Project soubriquet. An artist passionate about art in all its forms, his lifelong relationship with fine art has in turn seen the Argentinean become an accomplished pianist and guitarist. Production work has seen the Dark Soul Project name allied to a plethora of blue chip imprints as Baires, Mistique Music and Sudbeat have all borne witness to Jaime’s work. Further supported by the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed and Sasha, an appearance on Nick Warren’s “Soundgarden” compilation was a notable career highlight for the South American producer. Debuting on Suffused Music, the ‘Dark Soul Project presents Dancing With Myself’ remix takes Amezquita’s original and turns “Perpetual” into a dark, driving, brooding affair full of menace and mystery. Using the original components to great effect, additional production in the way of pitched vocal cuts and hypnotic percussive cadence sit alongside a stereoscopic analogue lead that lacerates its way through the mix in impressive style.
UK producer, Anthony Yarranton, has been a force to be reckoned with over a hugely impressive career thus far. Originally finding favour with Armada through his track, “Bedlam” in 2010, his work for Particles and Proton Music has seen the iconic “Bag of Bells” and “Soul Tax” EPs hit the headlines. A regular on the Axon imprint with such releases as “Bohemian Groove” and “Tip Assist”, Yarranton has seen his work supported by Digweed, Warren and Seaman among others. A regularly touring DJ across the UK and Europe, an impressive ability to read his audiences has secured a growing reputation behind the decks. A third Suffused Music debutant, the Anthony Yarranton reworking of “Perpetual” is a mature offering that blends Amezquita’s original components and Yarranton’s own additional production material with eloquent ease. Deep house beats and chord stab flavours blend seamlessly into a coherent new version that is sure to find favour with club goers through its hypnotic flow and dynamic evolution.
Two remixes from Dark Soul Project and Anthony Yarranton have helped Amezquita demonstrate “Perpetual” success.
Text by James Warren
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