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Kraak & Smaak - Twenty (The Remixes)

Kraak & Smaak - Twenty (The Remixes)

Dutch trio Kraak and Smaak’s live and DJ performances and exceptional studio work have resulted in a series of classic albums. Celebrating their twentieth year in the game, they proudly present Twenty - The Remixes; a compilation of new and classic remixes of some of their most celebrated tunes. With remixes ranging from indie-electronic vibes to Disco Boogie and house, this remix compilation is as diverse as K&S’s celebrated original catalogue.Ā 

The remix album obviously starts with their breakout smash, ā€˜Squeeze Me’, with Moods flipping this certified classic into a modern, Funk-filled groover. Next up is Jafunk, tackling ā€˜U R Freak’ from the Juicy Fruit era, after which Lazywax delivers an 80's tinged discotheque makeover of 'Alone With You,' the collab with Cleopold. Soulful highlight 'Naked' undergoes a phenomenal transformation by the upcoming Jitwam, lending his signature sound to the sultry vocal number. LA’s Brijean gift us a glassy, bass-forward rendition of ā€˜How We Gonna Stop The Time’, after which Girls of the Internet bridge groovy House with chilled-out vibes in their stellar interpretation of ā€˜Forget About You’, featuring the one and only Lee Fields. Next up are UK Funk masters The Allergies, armed with live breaks and rough-cut samples galore, delivering a groove-infused version of 'Money In The Bag'. Hot Toddy then amps up the Chic in his classic Disco-appropriate rendition of 'Back Again’, while Psychemagik dive into ā€˜Corsica '80’ from the Scirocco era, resulting in a film noir version of the original. After, Electronic royalty Richard Dorfmeister takes the renowned collaboration with Parcels, ā€˜Stumble', and molds it into a blissed-out, granular rendition. Finally, Ashley Beedle infuses 'Bobby & Whitney' with an effortless swing, and German hit machine Purple Disco Machine delivers an electrifying version of 'Alone With You,' sure to ignite any venue it touches.

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Dutch trio Kraak and Smaak’s live and DJ performances and exceptional studio work have resulted in a series of classic albums. Celebrating their twentieth year in the game, they proudly present Twenty - The Remixes; a compilation of new and classic remixes of some of their most celebrated tunes. With remixes ranging from indie-electronic vibes to Disco Boogie and house, this remix compilation is as diverse as K&S’s celebrated original catalogue.Ā 

The remix album obviously starts with their breakout smash, ā€˜Squeeze Me’, with Moods flipping this certified classic into a modern, Funk-filled groover. Next up is Jafunk, tackling ā€˜U R Freak’ from the Juicy Fruit era, after which Lazywax delivers an 80's tinged discotheque makeover of 'Alone With You,' the collab with Cleopold. Soulful highlight 'Naked' undergoes a phenomenal transformation by the upcoming Jitwam, lending his signature sound to the sultry vocal number. LA’s Brijean gift us a glassy, bass-forward rendition of ā€˜How We Gonna Stop The Time’, after which Girls of the Internet bridge groovy House with chilled-out vibes in their stellar interpretation of ā€˜Forget About You’, featuring the one and only Lee Fields. Next up are UK Funk masters The Allergies, armed with live breaks and rough-cut samples galore, delivering a groove-infused version of 'Money In The Bag'. Hot Toddy then amps up the Chic in his classic Disco-appropriate rendition of 'Back Again’, while Psychemagik dive into ā€˜Corsica '80’ from the Scirocco era, resulting in a film noir version of the original. After, Electronic royalty Richard Dorfmeister takes the renowned collaboration with Parcels, ā€˜Stumble', and molds it into a blissed-out, granular rendition. Finally, Ashley Beedle infuses 'Bobby & Whitney' with an effortless swing, and German hit machine Purple Disco Machine delivers an electrifying version of 'Alone With You,' sure to ignite any venue it touches.