Durand & EFE - Madroit & Andaluk Remixes
BUY LINK: https://flamencoesquejes.bandcamp.com/album/madroit-andaluk-remixes
Label: EFE (Electronic Flamenco Esquejes) https://soundcloud.com/efeelectronicflamencoesquejes
https://www.instagram.com/efe_esquejes/
> Durand (https://soundcloud.com/durandberlanga)
https://www.instagram.com/durand_josemari
> Dubbyman (https://soundcloud.com/dubbyman-2)
https://www.instagram.com/dubbyman_deep_explorer_music/
The Córdoba-based project EFE (Electronic Flamenco Esquejes) has released a new pack of remixes (or re-esquejes, as they call them) of the material from their debut album, 'Electronic Flamenco Esquejes' which featured tracks from other artists such as Durand and Drama.
This time, EFE contributes their track 'Confundir', while producer Durand (Latido) offers 'Si acaso muero' for reinterpretation by other artists. The result is two 10" White Label records, titled 'Madroit Remixes' and 'Andaluk Remixes'.
In the first of these, deep house master Dubbyman delivers two interpretations of the material. Firstly, Dubbyman enlists acclaimed Swiss producer George Btp (aka Dan Piu/Zarenzeit) to craft a remix that takes 'Si acaso muero' into deep ambient house territory—slow-cooked with his signature touch—only to break down halfway through with a broken beat pattern that elevates the track, making it perfect for the club. On the B-side, Dubbyman revives his Man-Drake alias to deliver a downtempo and dub odyssey based on 'Confundir', maintaining the track’s identity throughout a song that serves as an ideal session opener, reminiscent of artists like Kruder & Dorfmeister.
The second record opens with a remix of 'Si acaso muero' by Bazofia and Esteban Bove (members of the group Califato 3/4). Respecting much of the original material, they opt to transform the track into a breakbeat piece using a well-known drum sample. The result is a banger—perfect for splitting a set in two and making the crowd wonder what they’re listening to. On the B-side, pianist, composer, and producer Ylia (Susana Hernández) reimagines 'Confundir' as a deep UK bass and jungle track. Using dub and IDM techniques, she retains the original essence while elevating it into much darker and more adventurous sonic territory.
Both records, in a very limited run and pressed by Artesanos del Groove, will be available on April 25 via the Electronic Flamenco Esquejes Bandcamp.