- After debuting on Fat Records with the breakbeat-meets-quirky-80s-electro-mashup of "I Like Synthesizers", Soho Jo returns to Fat Records to present the next installment of the "I Like..." series. This time Jo explains how she "likes to dance to music" and has enlisted the productiion talents of 10 Kilo recording artist PFN to deliver a stomping remix - stomping enough to be selected by Friendly for the first Chew The Fat! mix compilation.
Side A. Original Mix
The intro of the piece features a solo arpeggio-esque melody while 80s style b-boy breaks slowly and dramatically build up in the background. A vocodered vocal sample similar to Benassi's 'Satisfaction' tune is accompanied by a stabby electro bassline with occasional melody changes for good measure. This one is on a deep and moody tip - built for the breakers as it features plenty of drum fills and choc full of various electro hip hop effects ranging from synth sweeps, robotic stabs and scratch samples.
Side B. PFN Remix
PFN takes the meat of the original tune - namely the wicked arpeggio melody, vocoder vocals and a collection of electro samples and gives it a more uplifting drum beat, different bassline melody, and adds in more electro stabs and a subtle acid hook for good measure. Designed for crowded dancefloors rather than an open circle with one breaker in the middle!