Here is Paul Woolford‘s re-interpretation of Shit Robot’s “We Got A Love”–out now on DFA.

Paul Woolford has taken what is easily the least appealing track for me on Disclosure‘s sensational debut Settle LP, “Help Me Lose My Mind” featuring London Grammar, and re-arranged it into something much more compelling. No disrespect to the enormously talented brothers behind Disclosure; they set the bar for themselves pretty high with tracks like “Confess To Me” and “When a Fire Stars to Burn” and the tracks from The Face EP. This remix will be available soon via Island/PMR.

Out soon via Double Six, both in mp3 as well as in 12″ format, here is Paul Woolford‘s re-interpretation of George Fitzgerald‘s anthemic house single “I Can Tell”.

Woolford strips away most of the vocal, the chords, and melody, and instead morphs rhythmic piano riffs over top of the rhythm section in order to develop the arrangement. Make sure to hang on until around 3:07 to experience the main turning point in the track.

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[Paul Woolford]

UK-based dance music producer Paul Woolford has absolutely floored the international dance music community with his latest effort, titled frankly, “Untitled”; out on Hotflush Recordings as of July 8th, 2013. The single has gained praise from world renowned producers and DJs such as: Skream, Joy Orbison, Bicep, Jackmaster, Ben UFO and Dusky - amongst others. Untitled’s high regard clicks as Woolford seamlessly intertwines a fantastic piano chord progression, an industrial-yet-lively bass-line, and a haunting, echoing vocal sample. 

It is also interesting to note that the cover artwork was done by the late abstract-expressionist painter, Mark Rothko.

Below is a 2-minute preview of the full product. I suggest you buy the track here, as it comes highly recommended.

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