I make it no secret, I am an avid fan of Alex Clare. His smooth yet powerful vocals and his dubstep influenced soul/pop music make me want to dance and sing along equally.
He has been dicing with Magnetic Man for a while, standing in on vocals for John Legend amongst others, and delivering pitch-perfect live performances every time.
This time round Skream returns the favour and remixes single "Up All Night." Now the obvious comparison with this remix is to La Roux's "In For The Kill (Skream's Let's Get Ravey Remix)" and there are some similarities. A deep, slightly wobbly bassline plus vocals that leads into a ravey DnB section at the end of the track. However, let's be honest, who the fck really cares. This is an absolute tune that is bound to get dropped all over for the next few months and you know it is going to go off wherever it lands.
No release date set as of yet but check out the stream below.
Alex Clare – Up All Night (Skream's Behind Closed Door's Remix) Radio Edit – 128KbpMp3 by SKREAMIZM
Comments
kinda not dubstep at all…
dubstep was originated in south london from just drum patterns and dark experimental intrumentals. so the "dubstep" your thinking of isnt even dubstep. this is more dubstep than that loser skrillex who just uses all electronic noises that aren't even related to drum beats
Said it before, I'll say it again: Dubstep is an experimental music genre that has continued to grow and change since it's creation, and like rock, jazz, indie, pop, so on… It sounds different and what is considered dubstep is different.