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Newcomer Cormak annihilates Astronaut's "Rain"

  • January 26, 2014
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The remix competition community has been steadily growing for the past few years and it is now becoming a breeding ground for absolutely unmissable talent. A perfect of example of that is Swedish producer Cormak who has unleashed an arena sized epic in the form his his remix of Astronaut's "Rain". With only 2 years producing under his belt and only 16 years living he seems to have a perfectly crafted grasp on electronic production with a style that tips a hat to Skrillex and Tomba. Cormak seems to have his Dubstep production style down, but surely he can't produce anything else other than floor shaking basses and heavily compressed drums ? … Wrong. This 16 year old seems to have an equal understanding of all genres and at this stage could go in any direction he sees fit and I can't wait to hear what he does next.

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