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Far East Movement – "There Will Be No Rain" (Kill Paris Remix)

  • December 2, 2013
  • Aaron Smith
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Kill Paris has been impressing us with his beautiful interpretations of well known tracks for over a year now and it is no surprise that his new effort remixing Far East Movement's "There Will Be No More Rain" is absolutely stunning. The young producer has been pushing out quality work and gaining praise worldwide as well as releasing EPs on Skrillex's OWSLA this year. With his modern blend of dubstep and glitch hop it is quite clear that Kill Paris is here to stamp his mark on current electronic production.

As the remix starts with some filtered life affirming chords and bright claps it suddenly builds into a huge drop that Kill Paris fans have come to love. The pitched vocals and delicate edits keep the spirit of the original alive whilst providing breathers between the hip hop inspired sixteenth hi hats. Right off the bat it is obvious that this producers has a great understanding of melody and frequency control and as this huge remix comes to a close it just leaves you wanting more from this up and coming producer.

The track is available on Dance (RED) Save Lives with all proceeds going towards fighting AIDS, a great remix for a great cause.

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