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Brazilian producer Diogo Strausz makes his return to RNT with an incredible pair of new tracks, each remixed to perfection respectively by Kai Alce and Lex Wolf. 'Canto Das Tres Racas' is a classic of legendary proportions, and Diogo's new cover version both honors the original and brings a fresh new take, entirely re-recorded and primed for the dance floor. Ever-reliable Atlanta deep house don Kai Alce turns in an incredible soulful remix that also feels like an instant classic. On the flip, Diogo's original tune 'Caramba' strikes a lighter tone, with arpeggiated synths and a cheeky vocal, giving Kraftwerk meets Marcos Valle at the disco. RNT/Make-A-Dance stalwart Lex Wolf bumps the tempo up a few clicks, looping and filtering synths and an extemporaneous vocal sample into a hypnotic, driving club track.Tracklisting:A1. Canto Das Tres RacasA2. Canto Das Tres Racas (Kai Alce NDATL Vocal Mix)B1. CarambaB2. Caramba (Lex Wolf Technobloco Remix)
UPC: 899123050678
Label: Razor-n-tape Reserve
Release Date: 4.4.25
Format: 12 Inch Vinyl Single
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