Henry Saiz

Henry Saiz remixes Groove Armada's "Call Me" [Premiere]

October 12, 2015
Steph Evans

Earlier this year, pioneering electronic duo Groove Armada announced they would be embarking on an impressive new project: their Little Black Book series. That came ahead of the album of…

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Borealis – Lovewarm & Seraphim Remixes

March 19, 2012
Philip James de Vries

Canadian musician Jesse Somfay is spearheading a wealth of great remixes that are being released in anticipation of his newest full-length record as Borealis. The album, which has been titled Voidness, is…

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Hal Incandenza – Little Mountains

October 25, 2011
Philip James de Vries

The technical mastermind of Henry Saiz exhibited itself again earlier this month in the form of a single released via his Natura Sonoris label. "Little Mountains," which has been available…

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Henry Saiz – Madre Noche EP

September 21, 2011
Philip James de Vries

Henry Saiz is one of Europe's finest hidden gems. The Natura Sonoris founder has been making his presence in the global dance scene known through absolutely huge tracks that are…

Henry Saiz remixes Groove Armada's "Call Me" [Premiere]

Borealis – Lovewarm & Seraphim Remixes

Hal Incandenza – Little Mountains

Henry Saiz – Madre Noche EP

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