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Andre Crom & Martin Dawson - Need U Back

i Tunes: http://itunes.apple.com/album/need-u-... Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/need-... Facebook:   / exploitedrecords   Web: http://exploitedghetto.de/ Artist: Andre Crom&Martin Dawson Title: Need U Back Format: Vinyl + Digital LC: 15799 Cat: GH-22 Released: 14.11.2011 Limited Vinyl Edition. Only 300 Copies! No reprints! More info: http://exploitedghetto.de After their recent success with their latest remix for Homework's track "I'm Into This" on Exploited which has been holding a strong position in the Beatport house charts for the last 3 months, Andre Crom&Martin Dawson suggested to make a guestrelease on Shir Khan's Berlin imprint Exploited. Here it is: A peaktime oldschool house roller with a kicking remix by Homework. Already highlighted by Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1, Solomun, Axel Boman, Round Table Knights, Hot Chip and dOP. Martin Dawson has been absolutely smashing it for the last 12 months, with some very successful releases and collaborations with some of the best labels in underground house and tech including Cocoon, Crosstown Rebels, Get Physical, 2020vision, Off Recordings, Moodmusic and Pets. Notably his Sunday Smoking album released late last year was a huge success, with a number of charismatic, melodic house and deep tracks aimed at the dancefloor, as well as some beautifully crafted downtempo soundscapes more fitting with a lazy sunday afternoon. Andre Crom's coproductions with Martin Dawson „Gonna Be Alright", „In the City" or „About You" were instant hits on Decks, Beatport and Resident Advisor as well. You'd expect any collaboration between seasoned studio veterans Andre Crom and Martin Dawson to be suitably solid, and "Need U Back" doesn't disappoint. In fitting with many current deep house records, it looks back for inspiration, infusing its tech-tinged deep house grooves with bumpin' New Jersey bass and hypnotic, bleep-heavy riffs reminiscent of the NYC's finest mid-90s cuts. Homework's laidback remix adds some much-needed shuffle to the previously rigid beats, throwing some spine-tingling breakdowns into a delightfully spacious and heartwarming mix. An almost perfect aural description of an architypal house jam. If you have even a molecule of love in you for the four-four, then you'll find it difficult not to keep coming back to this one. Only 300 vinyls pressed. Bag one.