Extinction event remixes, by Sir Real

Extinction event remixes

by Sir Real

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This dancefloor killer remix lives among us now... Favorite track: Extinction event (Eon remix).

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1.	Extinction event (Eon remix) 06:06	info	buy track
2.	Extinction event (Jade One 'Balsall Heath' remix) 04:44	info	buy track
3.	Extinction event (Sir Real 2002 original 'dirty' mix) 06:59		buy track

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I've been sat on these remixes for the best part of 15 years - there was always a plan to release a remixed version of my [k]racktroni[k] single "The trax that time forgot", and I got so far as commissioning the two remixes that you can hear here, from rave legend Eon (Ian Loveday), and Brummie rave legend Jade One (Oscar Goldman). Life got a bit complicated, as it does, and I faffed around...and then, in 2009, Eon very unexpectedly and tragically passed away. The project fell by the wayside, and these two remixes have languished on my hard drive ever since.

Seems a shame for the world not to hear what was quite possibly one of the last musical projects he ever worked on, and so I'm releasing it now. alongside the wondrous rejig from Jade One, who takes the track to a rather more cerebral - but no less vital - place.

I've also included the previously unreleased original 2002 mix from myself.

Any money raised from sales will be donated to the British Lung Foundation, as per the wishes of Ian's family following his death.

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released July 5, 2021

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[k]racktroni[k] Birmingham, UK

[k]racktroni[k] was born in 2000, originally as an outlet for the wealth of electro talent to be found in the UK's second city, Birmingham (much of which was in turn born out of notorious & legendary techno club 'House of God'). However over the years it grew beyond that, and was proud to release music from artists such as Eon, Snog, Bass Kittens, Al ('Tourettes') Storey and many more... ... more

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