- Brancaccio & Aisher released 'Everybody' on Bedrock a few months back. It was indeed a dancefloor hit that had many in two minds. As the lads revealed through an interview on RA, it was a track designed solely for the dancefloor, and not designed to be dissected. The Britt mix on the flip was a quality record that pleased those that didn’t think the original was their cup of tea. A couple of months later, another re-incarnation returns, this time with Tom Mangan on rework duties. It’s a single side release, so the pressure is on for Mangan to work his magic.
The production begins with some solid drums that introduce the original electro melody from the original, that have been cleverly effected and warped by Mangan. The vocal gets a cut up and as the track builds in a funky edge. The melody gets further abused as the track turns into a dirty electro affair with effects rife in the production. The arrangement is also cleverly conduced as it builds and falls throughout keeping it very interesting.
Tom Mangan has provided a very good remix to a production that may have lacked some real substance. The King Britt mix bettered the original, just as this mix has bettered the Britt mix. But of course it’s all opinion based and that was mine. I do like this mix, and if you liked both mixes of the Everybody, then you are bound to get great value out of this mix.