Paul Sawyer – ‘Loss (The Remixes)’

Following the success of the initial ‘Loss’ release, EJ Underground come forward with a new remix package from their very own label head. This new release features a deep house re-edit of ‘Loss’ from Paul himself, as well as five very different remixes from DREF, Paul Moore, Lee Williams, Jourdan Bourdes and Scientific Funk.

Following the release of a steady stream of top notch deep house, techno and electronica since it’s creation in April 2013, EJ Underground has gone on to gain worldwide recognition and huge DJ support for its releases. With operations headed up by Paul Sawyer, a man with over twenty years experience within the dance music industry as a DJ, promoter, producer and label owner, it is fitting that the imprint’s 79th release comes from the main man himself. Listed by DJ Magazine as one of the top ten residents in the UK and with a reputation as one of the most revered electronic promoters in the country, Paul Sawyer is an unstoppable force. His new release combines a fresh blend of deep house, tech house and techno, assuredly catering to your every four-to-the-floor need.

Whilst the original mix of ‘Loss’ is more mellow, on this new release Paul Sawyer steps up the bass weight and delivers a healthy dose of deep-house for our listening pleasure. Accompanied by a mixed bag of remixes, with techno from DREF, progressive tech house from Lee Williams, a huge tech house roller from Jourdan Bordes, deep tech house from Scientific Funk and a progressive gem from Paul Moore, this latest release carries on where Lone Wolf started off on the initial pressing with his epic trip-hop remix.

A series of re-imaginings of the original classic, each producer brings their own style and flair to their remix duties on this new release. Set to drop on 13th August, make sure to check out the SoundCloud preview below (and if you really can’t wait, there’s more to be found from Paul here).

 
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