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                 [: ARTIST..... :] Nopi
                 [: TITLE...... :] Where to Go (Remixes)
                 [: GENRE...... :] House
                 [: RIP DATE... :] 2022-06-26
                 [: LABEL...... :] Sound Avenue
                 [: CAT NR..... :] SA142
                 [: TRACKS..... :] 4
                 [: SIZE....... :] 66m
                 [: QUALITY.... :] 320kbps 44.1kHz
                 [: CODEC...... :] MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III)
                 [: ENCODER.... :] LAME
                 [: URL........ :] https://www.deezer.com/fr/album/326128427

                          [ ::..    Tracklist    ..:: ]
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             01. Where to Go (Domingo + Remix) ................ 06:37      
             02. Where to Go (Eric Lune Remix) ................ 08:32      
             03. Where to Go (Tristan Case & Tom Barlow Remix)  05:51      
             04. Where to Go (Original Mix) ................... 07:38      

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             Madloch's Sound Avenue imprint rounds out the month of June by 
             showcasing new interpretations Nopi's 'Where To Go'. Released in 
             October of 2020 as part of the Ukrainian artist's 'Where To Go' 
             EP, the lead selection anchored the four track showcase with its 
             hopeful vocal phrasing and emotive musicality. Supported by 
             organic and progressive house DJs alike, Sound Avenue now looks 
             to bring new life to the track by inviting Domingo +, Eric Lune 
             and Tristan Case and Tom Barlow to re-imagine it for 2022's 
             summer season.

             Returning to Sound Avenue with the first interpretation of 
             'Where To Go' is label stalwart Domingo +. Formerly one half of 
             the Mariner + Domingo duo, American artist Chris Domingo has 
             compiled an impressive resume across a two-year stretch. Upon 
             making his debut on Balkan Connection in July of 2020, the 
             Florida resident went on a remarkable run, landing releases via 
             3rd Avenue, Proton Music, RYNTH, and The Purr. Perhaps his most 
             comfortable landing spot was Madloch's long-standing Sound 
             Avenue imprint, where Mariner + Domingo released ten originals 
             across ten months, none more impactful than 'Another Life' and 
             'Inertia', which earned play and support from Lee Burridge, Tim 
             Green and Sebastien Leger. Following on from the success of 
             February's 'Hardway', a release which marked Chris' solo debut, 
             the American artist now lands back on Sound Avenue with a 
             spirited take on 'Where To Go'. Fluid and trippy across the 
             first movement, Chris continues his stylized ways with fresh 
             percussive arrangements, timely vocal fragments and supernatural 
             effects creating a colourful path into the main break. Sitting 
             comfortably in an emotive yet thought provoking space, submerged 
             beats rise out of intoxicating atmospheres as the interlude 
             evolves, eventually breaking off into a Mediterranean-themed 
             drop and charming, groove-centric finale.

             Also making a welcome return to Sound Avenue with the second 
             interpretation of 'Where To Go' is Eric Lune. The long-standing 
             Belgian imprint served as the landing spot for Eric's first ever 
             release, a contribution to the label's popular Summer Sampler 
             series in 2018. Building a bond with the label going forward, 
             the Aussie artist delivered the well received EP projects 
             'Embers' and 'Dreaming Home' in 2019 and 2021 respectively. Also 
             calling Balance Music, Plattenbank and Proton Music home, Eric 
             now brings his melodic mastery back to Sound Avenue with a 
             gorgeous take on 'Where To Go'. From warm, rhythmic beginnings 
             comes redolent themes and heartfelt sonics. Gentle flutters 
             build and balmy atmospheres emerge, perfectly setting stage for 
             incandescent vocals and creamy arps to forge a path into the 
             break. Fuzzed out textures create moments of hope and reflection 
             as the centrepiece evolves, before smoothly segueing into a 
             thumping finale which is sure to send people home with a smile.

             Providing the third and final interpretation of 'Where To Go' 
             are Tristan Case and Tom Barlow. Renowned for his dreamy yet 
             reassuringly tough and beautifully balanced approach to deep 
             house, UK born, Australia based artist Tristan Case has carved 
             out a sound all his own. From his 2020 debut on Do Not Sit On 
             The Furniture to more recent offerings via Flug Lab, 
             onedotsixtwo and UGENIUS Music, the Sydney resident has enjoyed 
             a three-year creative swell. Sound Avenue has also been a 
             landing spot for Tristan's organic sounds, with a contribution 
             to Volume Four of the imprint's popular 'Correlation' series 
             marking his label debut in April of last year. Fellow Sydney 
             resident Tom Barlow has been a recent studio partner of 
             Tristan's, with the duo bringing their creative vision to 
             Mariner + Domingo's highly regarded Sound Avenue project 
             'Inertia'. Now making a welcome return to the label, Tristan and 
             Tom dial in a breakbeat rendition of 'Where To Go'. Concise and 
             stirring at under six minutes in length, its buoyant nature is 
             enthralling, bound by themes that are both organic and electric. 
             Although a pang of melancholia seeps out of each icy tone, there 
             is a note of jubilance in the duo's broken beats and striking 
             design qualities, as the Orbital-esque lead takes you on a magic 
             carpet ride to an end of the night scenario. An inspired 
             interpretation from Tristan Case and Tom Barlow, which rounds 
             out a welcome remix edition for Nopi's 'Where To Go'. 

             Written by Mitch Alexander | www.releasepromo.com

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