2011 CD EP from the American producer, DJ and electronic avant-pop artist. 'Slowdance' is lifted from his acclaimed 2010 album Black City. A seemingly disparate crew has been assembled for 'Slowdance': rising laptop impressionist How to Dress Well, whose 'sance' sounds like '80s R&B as heard from the bottom of a sewer drain; Garage-House godfather Todd Edwards slicing and dicing the original into funked-up, string-laden submission; Brooklyn indie princes Bear in Heaven, who rain all manner of dimestore synths and sample tomfoolery over the original; and L.A.'s too-infrequently-heard-from Photocall, whose electro-disco revamp of 'You Put a Smell on Me' sounds like Alex Van Halen playing with Egyptian Lover. And then there's 'Innh Dahh', a beautiful, into-the-light b-side that's found life in the live encore.
Tracks: 1.1 Slowdance 1.2 Slowdance (How to Dress Well Seance) 1.3 Slowdance (Todd Edwards Remix) 1.4 Slowdance (Bear in Heaven Remix) 1.5 You Put a Smell on Me (Photocall Remix) 1.6 You Put a Smell on Me (Nicolas Jaar Remix) 1.7 You Put a Smell on Me (Breakbot Remix) 1.8 Little People (Black City) [Mark E Remix] 1.9 Little People (Black City) [Sascha Dive Dub Remix] 1.10 Innh Dahhh
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