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Durkin makes an appearance on Codes's 'Brooklyn Bounce' remix LP [Premiere]

  • April 14, 2015
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Last year, New York City's CODES released his debut album. An homage to his home, Brooklyn Bounce featured 8 house tracks that highlighted his ability to manipulate samples in a way that resonates to all sorts of music fans, from hip hop to disco alike. Today, just over six months after the album's original release, we've seen Brooklyn Bounce's reappearance on Slow Roast Records, but this time as a full-length remix EP. Featuring remixes from everyone from Codes himself to Sluggers and J Paul Getto, the album got a rework bringing it freshly into 2015. Included on the release is one from Boston's Durkin, who has remixed the album's title track. Bringing the energy through with 808-heavy beats and a futuristic take on the original, Durkin will continue to be on our radar with this one. Check it out below.
 

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Brooklyn Bounce (Remix L
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SR022

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