I DON'T UNDERSTAND (RADIO SLAVE/RYAN JAMES RMXS)
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"Don't Understand" (Radio Slave remix)
"Don't Understand" (Ryan James Ford Akihabara remix)
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DEEP/TECH-HOUSE/TECHNO !!!VINYL 12"!!!
NUM.CAT. REKIDS117
TRACK LIST:
A1: Don't Understand
A2: Radio Slave Remix
B1: Ryan James Ford Akihabara Remix
B2: Ryan James Ford Hope Remix
Jonah Sharp & DJ Spun pair up as The Loose Control Band to drop a punk-inspired single on Rekids with remixes from label founder Radio Slave and SHUT boss Ryan James Ford.
Having released a large body of work as Spacetime Continuum (Astralwerks) or alongside David Moufang as Reagenz (Workshop), not to mention significant collaborations with the likes of Terence Mckenna, Haruomi Hosono and Bill Laswell, Jonah Sharp is unquestionably a highly respected producer. His seminal
label Reflective played an important role in the experimental ambient and techno scene during the '90s, whilst as a remixer he's worked with music by Nine Inch Nails, Meat Beat Manifesto and Matthew Herbert.
Meanwhile, Jason Drummond has long been a commanding force within New York's electronic music scene, such as running his prestigious Warm Up Music series or his All Night Rong parties with regulars like DJ Harvey. He's also been DJing and producing as DJ Spun for two decades, appearing on Golf Channel Recordings as well as his own illustrious imprint Rong Music, which used to release music collaboratively with DFA.
'I Don't Understand' sees a raw and uncompromising side to both artists as they layer a cacophony of murky bass, twisted melodies and mind-bending bleeps whilst Drummond's turbulent vocals bellow throughout the mix. Staying faithful to the original, Radio Slave's remix incorporates a heady rhythm with its rolling beat as screeching effects join a moody bassline.
Moving into techno territory, Ryan James Ford's 'Akihabara' remix features rattling percussion and crystalline synths whilst his 'Hope' remix is built on an intricate drum sequence as soaring pads and echoing keys contrast with the original's piercing vocal.
