Adam Freeland opens up The Doors with Hello I Love You
One of the world's most prominent break beat artists Adam Freeland has extended his creative juices to re-work one of the world's greatest bands, The Doors.
One of the world's most prominent break beat artists Adam Freeland has extended his creative juices to re-work one of the world's greatest bands, The Doors. At the personally request of their management Adam has remixed one of their most well known songs ‘Hello I Love You’.
Whilst digging through the through the multitracks in The Doors archive he discovered a plethora of Morrison’s vocals not heard previously. The original had a fade-out ending, but the multitracks revealed screaming Jim Morrison at his finest.
Freeland adds his club-rock spin on the mix taking the big hooks from the original and in true Freeland big soundsystem style builds it up to a screaming Morrison creshendo.
Adam Freeland has just been nominated for a Grammy for his remix of Sarah Vaughan’s ‘Fever’ for Verve Recordings, but The Marine Parade crew reckon this little number owns that. And showing his well document business sense he has managed to secure the rights to release it on his very own imprint, Marine Parade.
The 12" with the Freeland Fabric Mix and Radio Edit is released on 27th February.
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