Radio Slave Remixes The Flood by Sacha Robotti
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Radio Slave releases two official remixes of The Flood by Sacha Robotti and Blakkat on the Dirtybird label.
Remixes for Dirtybird
Radio Slave makes his debut on the Dirtybird label with two official reworks of the track The Flood by Sacha Robotti and Blakkat. The original piece is taken from Robotti's debut album I, ROBOTTI, which reflects sounds from his twenty-year career and features collaborators such as Perry Farrell, SYREETA, and Felix.
Two Versions of The Flood
The interpretations guide the garage-inspired original into deeper soundscapes. The release contains two distinct versions:
- Garten Dub: Develops over nine minutes, featuring percussion-driven builds and flute-like melodies around Blakkat's vocals.
- Remember Mix: Takes an experimental direction with chiming synthesizers and sub-bass.
Release Context
These two interpretations represent the second official remix release from the album, following a drum and bass remix of Looking Through The Glass by DJ Rap.
Sacha Robotti commented on the collaboration: „I’m incredibly excited to have Radio Slave remix ‘The Flood.’ Radio Slave is an artist whose work I’ve followed closely for the past two decades.“ He further added: „In this era, when fast fame and shortcuts to stardom have become the norm, Radio Slave represents a sound and an attitude that have stood the test of time.“
Source: Decoded Magazine
