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Mikel Curcio feat. Daniella - In Your Head [Noir Music]
27 October 2008

Mikel Curcio feat. Daniella - In Your Head [Noir Music]

Mikel Curcio,headhoncho of London Music, gives you the next tech house bomb on Noir Music. Mr. Curcio already had a few dancefloor hits such as "Tonight", "Free The Children" and his remix of "Calbos - Modulation".
But its his productions within the last year that have evolved and really caught our attention.
This time we are in for a treat with a full vocal and some fine remixes from coming from Spektre and Noir.

Circa Latenite Mix

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Haunting vocals on a rather laidback groove and beat. The track keeps building and building untill you can resist the simplicity of the groove and addictive vocals. Quite melancholic and good for both the clubs and the ipods. This original mix of the track is perfect for the warmup or latenite hours.

Spektre Remix

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Filthy Rich and Paul Maddox aka Spektre makes the track even darker and more dramatic. The full vocals and constant builds have been perfectly kept and melted into the deeper Spektre univers. Still aiming for the warmup or latenite hours but made more driving with the dominant subgroove. This remix (alongside with forthcoming stuff from the guys) shows Spektre's wide range and talent.

Noir Remix

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On this remix the groove has been given a bit more funk. Still kept quite dark with "dubby vocals" and the main theme. But a solid tom-sub, tight beats and an arrangement fitted to please the crowd takes the track closer to the primetime-ish sets. Still kept quite laidback and cool in respect of the original  mix.
 
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