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TRACKLIST

A1. Mindreaders Feat. Malik Hart - Living My Life Underground (Sumo Rebounce)
A2. Mindreaders Feat. Malik Hart - Living My Life Underground (Sumo Dub)
B1. Mindreaders Feat. Malik Hart - Living My Life Underground (Sumo Live Bounce)
B2. Mindreaders Feat. Malik Hart - Living My Life Underground (Broken Tool)

WHERE TO BUY

You can buy this release at your local, sorted record shop. Or right here right now, as high quality MP3/WAV-files via this link:
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www.dancetracksdigital.com
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RESPONSES

Franck Roger:
”Will play the boys’ dub for sure!! Keep the vibes!!”

Nicolas Matar:
”SUMO are on top of their game. The variety of their productions never ceases to amaze me. Mindreaders sounds like an old school Chicago house anthem!”

Mad Mats:
”The “Broken Tool” is really hot...baaaad bassline!”

Vinny Da Vinci:
Been checking it over and over, (something different from the Boys)...and I'm feeling the LIVE BOUNCE MIX!!! WICKED, WICKED!!!”

Kiko Navarro:
”I really like all the mixes, actually I played track 2 and 3 from the cd the dub and the live bounce. Thank you so much, full support. 8/10.”

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STORY OF THE TRACKS

One of Sumo’s first productions together was a remix of this Detroit house classic. Alf, who used to play the original version in his dj-sets, was really excited.

– At that time I was living in London and the underground garage sound affected me a lot. With this remix I saw a chance to mix traditional US garage with the energetic UK sound, says Alf. Combo, who just recently had gotten in touch with house music, paid his due with some jazzy chords and sax licks on top (the result sounded very much lika a MJ Cole-production, they thought, but it was only released as a white label).

However, after five years in oblivion, the Sumo boys found the sound files on a cd behind the fridge. The guys were in the middle of putting together their remix album and decided to give the Mindreaders song a second chance. This time they had two different ideas they wanted to try out; one which was true to the original old school sound, and one where the singer Malik Hart would be backed up by some great Swedish musicians.

A week later the two ideas had developed into four different versions; an additional dub for those, who for some reasons don’t feel the magic of the vocals, and one broken beat version for those funky pants. Enjoy.