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Premiere: Nojre delivers quintessential Techno cut on remix of Pan-Pot’s ‘Core’

Thomas Gaboury-Potvin
News, Premieres, Techno
9 July 2024

The second part of the FORTE Remixes of Pan-Pot’s critically acclaimed collection of singles from 2023 is a sonic journey of reworks by four remarkable remixers: Reinier Zonneveld, Sama’ Abdulhadi, Ramon Tapia and Nojre, each reimagining Pan-Pot’s iconic tracks with their unique flair.

Reinier Zonneveld’s remix of ‘Utopia’ immerses listeners in a fusion of classical finesse and relentless techno essence. Infusing the track with epic melodies and pounding warehouse beats, Zonneveld crafts a mesmerizing experience, presenting what he’s best known for. Mysterious lead intertwine with a gummy bassline, while a deep male vocal commands the break, culminating in a tension-filled drop. Following, Sama’ Abdulhadi’s remix of ‘Proto’ pulses with a psytrance-like energy, showcasing her distinctive perspective as the first Palestinian DJ on the international stage. Playful rhythms merge with hypnotic basslines, accompanied by intriguing modulated vocals and dynamic rally car sounds.

The third remix is by Ramon Tapia, who returned to Second State after his track on the prestigious SUM series, delving into the darker shadows of techno with his rework of ‘Proto’. Haunting lead melodies and deep male vocals resonate amidst siren wails and crunchy percussion, building tension before the explosive drop. Industrial-like percussions and a stomping kick drive the track create an immersive, atmospheric experience.

Closing the chapter is Nojre’s rework of ‘Core’. The young producer, who recently had his debut EP on Second State, blurres the lines between techno and house, delivering a quintessential techno cut with melodic percussive basslines and dominant leads. The track’s energetic groove and breaky interludes elevate the dancefloor experience, offering a joyful journey through sound.

You can now listen to the full premiere of Nojre’s remix exclusively on When We Dip. Enjoy!

Release Date: July 5th, 2024. Buy Here

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