- This is the brand spanking new release from Jukebox in the sky who have recently deviated from the traditional Slacker forays in the underground that has established itself as one of the freshest and wholesome labels on the block,opening its doors to various artists the first of which was Russia's Natalia Data and the twisted "Vip".Now for their benchmark tenth outing Simon Rogers aka Steiger has gotten the call from Jukebox HQ and the answer they've received is Cha Cha .
First up is the Original mix which kicks off with smooth,organically tweaked mix of guitar sounds underneath live sounding bassline and percussive elements, setting the stage for what follows as proceedings burst into an even lusher groove as subtle 2/4 beats are added while stabby synths begin to take control of the situation with the aid of a warbling and constantly shifting bassline.Momentarily the energy strips back as a beautiful instrumental oozes into play,peaking with the addition of a hands in the air pads,unravelling down to its end.
The re-takes come in two chunky shapes ,the first of which is a Paolo Mojo remix.He quickly whips up a funk injected rehash,smoothening out the house appeal with the addition of stabs and scintillating synth sounds that create a voluptuous atmosphere .
Slacker takes up the rear utilising the originals parts and mellowing out the atmospherics yet still retaining the originals big room appeal of its bassline.Altogether its neat and tight with all the right elements in place to get the dancefloor shuffling.Nice.
Jukebox in the sky never disappoint and this release certainly exceeds expectations.If that's not enough for you there's another exclusive Paolo Mojo mix for Digital addicts so don't miss out on that either .