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Scratch Massive: “Paris” (feat. Daniel Agust) [Turbotito Remix]

Turbotito delivers a superb remix of Scratch Massive’s “Paris”.

Α perfectly epic remix album to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Scratch Massive’s truly classic “Nuit De Reve” LP.

French electronic duo Scratch Massive, composed of Maud Geffray and Sebastien Chenut, celebrates the 10th anniversary of their cult “Nuit De Reve” album by enlisting new remixes from heavyweight talents including Âme, Thomas Schumacher, Manfredas, Bezier, Turbotito, MRD, The Populists and more.

For their landmark 2011 album, they were joined by vocal talents Jimmy Somerville, Daniel Agust, Koudlam and Chloe. A new wave and electro masterclass took the band to a whole new level after earlier albums “Enemy & Lovers” and “Time” laid solid foundations. Over the last decade, the pair have remained at the top of their game with four further LPs, including most recently “Live in Paris” from earlier in 2021. They are proven masters of electro-tinged, slow-motion house who have also written original soundtracks. Their knack for crafting moody, cinematic sounds makes them perennial underground favourites. This new remix album adds plenty of fresh new perspectives to their still-classic original.

There are many highlights here, not least The Populists’ post-apocalypso remix of “Pleine Lune”, which is as rugged as electro comes. Norway’s MRD brings his famous hardcore electro sound to the driving beats of “Waiting For A Sign”, then melodic masters Âme draw out the grooves of “Take Me There” into a scintillating progressive house remix with sleek trance chords and epic vocals. Vilnius-based artist, DJ and NTS host Manfredas steps away from releases on Ivan Smagghe’s Les Disques De La Mort label to remix “Break Away” into a darkly alluring and spacious bit of deep, dark and cosmic disco. Dark Entries associate and miv label founder Bézier explores a similarly ambient-laced and pensive world on his remix of “Golden Dreams” whilst German legend Thomas Schumacher’s take on the title track is a driving and powerful techno rework with mind-melting synths burrowing deep.

Today we are delighted to premiere one of our favourite remixes from the package, a superb rework of Scratch Massive’s “Paris”, featuring the vocals of Daniel Agust, by Los Angeles producer and DJ Filip Nikolic, aka Turbotito, who always delivers something special. On his remix of “Paris”, Turbotito has created a beauty of a tune with warm synths and deeply melodic sounds. Blast it below.