
A-Trak Serves Up Bouncing Remix of Ferreck Dawn and Robosonic's "In Arms"
Ferreck Dawn and Robosonic's track "In Arms" received a remix from legendary turntablist A-Trak.
The original track delivered by Ferreck Dawn and Robosonic (who hail from The Netherlands and Germany, respectively) was a hit with house music fans all over the world. A-Trak (real name Alain Macklovitch) spun "In Arms" into a bouncing house tune, while still maintaining the spirit of the original track. The choppy vocal samples play perfectly into A-Trak's style and allow him to add some of his flair to Dawn and Robosonic's tune. The rhythmic, pounding beat he creates is emphasized by a series of nicely placed keys.
Over the years, Macklovitch has become a musical Renaissance man of sorts. With many turntablist award wins under his belt, he is widely considered one of the greatest talents in DJing.
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Macklovitch's massive library of original tracks, remixes, and award wins are not the only thing that has elevated A-Trak to legend status. Macklovitch is the co-founder of Fool's Gold Records, which quickly became one of indie dance's most important labels.
Stream or download A-Trak's remix of "In Arms" by Ferreck Dawn and Robosonic across platforms here.
H/T: Billboard
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