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Sharam Jey and Chemical Surf remix Destructo's 'Techno' [Premiere]

  • April 1, 2016
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The upcoming remix from Germany's Sharam Jey takes the always relevant Destructo and adds his signature deep house sound to create yet another gem. His Bunny Tiger label, since 2013, has grown into one of the premiere outlets in the scene and with artists like Kolombo, Purple Disco Machine and Teenage Mutants, the label has a lock on all things deep and bass heavy. 

 
Today's premiere on EARMILK features a collab with Chemical Surf, a Brazilian duo with a track record that includes Suara, Kittball, Defected and Get Physical. The classic "nobody listens to techno" vocals are used to perfection here before a spaced out synth adds some warmth. With additional remixes from Ardalan, Maddmon, and Zombie Nation, the latest offering on Bunny Tiger looks ready to do some serious damage in the coming months.

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