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Preditah remixes Tchami's collaboration with Kaleem Taylor, "Promesses" [Premiere]

  • November 3, 2014
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After blowing the roof off of the internet with his remix of Mercer's "Turn It Up" last year, producer and DJ Tchami released a collaboration with vocalist Kaleem Taylor via Fool's Gold Records entitled "Promesses." The chart-topping, phonetically spelled house track has been picked up again by none other than Ministry of Sound, with a slew of remixes to go along with it. Among those is one from the UK's Preditah, whose work we have a first listen to on EARMILK today. The techy electro of the original has gotten chopped and screwed, keeping the groove of the original but with an edgier, more underground feel. Check it out below.

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