Comfort Fit
Polyshufflez Remixes (Tokyo Dawn Records)
Comfort Fit’s masterpiece long player “Polyshufflez” goes into the second round with fourteen impressive and unique re-interpretations by Laurent Garnier, Domu, Opolopo, Atjazz, Boom Clap Bachelors, Robot Koch, Jay Scarlett and more brilliant artists.
Techno superstar Laurent Garnier produces his first remix since more than four years for this release, turning Comfort Fit’s “Ask the Devil” into a stunningly hypnotizing club anthem of more than 11 minutes play time. Needless to say, his remix is already receiving fantastic feedback from Carl Craig and other international A-list DJs.
UK house don Atjazz (Innervisions/Sonar Kollektiv) also remixes Comfort Fit’s “Ask the Devil” featuring the bestselling book author Howard Marks, philosophizing about God, the Devil and the smoke inbetween.
Further dancefloor crashing remixes come from Comfort Fit himself, Sweden’s finest funkateer Opolopo (Especial/Tokyo Dawn Records), Germany’s house newcomer Jacob Korn (Running Back/Permanent Vacation), global bass buccaneer Tim Turbo from Berlin and finally a very special remix from UK breakbeat guru Domu (Treble O/Tru Thoughts). He recently announced his retirement from the music business to the shock of the worldwide music scene, but we hope this won’t be his last output.
Further serious headnodders are contributed by Jay Scarlett, best known for his work with Spacek and the Beat Dimensions compilations, Death Star Lazer Trooper Robot Koch (Robots Don’t Sleep), who’s been releasing on Tokyo Dawn Records since the late 90s under different monikers, Singing Statues (aka Jack High, Ghostly International) and Germany’s up and coming Hip-Hop producer fLako (Kwatro). Denmark’s finest Boom Clap Bachelors, whom you may know from Gilles Peterson or Jazzanova compilations, also join the show. And last but not least Portformat, who has just released his well received debut album ‘The Repeat Factor‘ featuring Dudley Perkins, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Gajah, Blaktroniks and more on Tokyo Dawn Records (TDR09-002).
Time to get polyshuffled again!
Tracklisting:
1. Next Incarnation feat. Caits Meissner (Boom Clap Bachelors Remix)
http://www.boomclapbachelors.net
2. Seen Not Heard feat. NOTE (Jay Scarlett remix)
http://www.myspace.com/bassboulevard
3. Yer Daddy feat. Wallis Bird (Domu remix)
http://www.trebleo.co.uk
4. Peter Pan (Portformat remix)
http://www.myspace.com/portformat
5. Exabyte (Singing Statues remix)
http://www.myspace.com/singingstatuesss
6. Exabyte (fLako remix)
http://www.kwatro.info
7. Fired up! feat. Blaktroniks (Opolopo remix)
http://www.opolopo.com
8. Ask The Devil feat. Howard Marks (Atjazz Deeper remix)
http://www.atjazz.co.uk
9. Seen not heard feat. NOTE (Tim Turbo remix
http://www.krop.com/timturbo
10. Wicked Game (Swede:art remix)
http://www.myspace.com/hrschwede
11. Fired up! feat. Blaktroniks (Robot Koch remix)
http://www.robotsdontsleep.com
12. Superposition (Comfort Fit remix)
http://www.comfortfit.de
13. Snare Wars (Jacob Korn remix)
http://www.myspace.com/granufunk
14. Ask The Devil feat. Howard Marks (Laurent Garnier remix)
http://www.laurentgarnier.com
Tokyo Dawn Records is the name of a fine little music unit established 1997 by Marc Wallowy and friends. Having strong roots in the early netaudio scene, they’ve been releasing music on the internet since 1997, prioritizing open-source music, web 2.0 communities and online music-distribution a decade before most record labels realized how the digital music revolution can positively affect their creative work. During the last three years TDR took a break as personal projects needed more time, but the passion to work on the Tokyo Dawn idea lasted, so Marc Wallowy and Fabien Schivre knocked on open doors for the TDR comeback summer 2009.
We stand for futuristic & soulful music highlights – dirty soulclaps since 1997!
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