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Cane Robbers - EP

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1.	Cane Robbers 07:01	info	buy track
2.	Don't Wanna Be Cool 06:44	info	buy track
3.	Cueva 06:31	info	buy track
4.	Cane Robbers (Dan Solo Remix) 05:58	info	buy track
5.	Cane Robbers (Roliva Remix) 05:37	info	buy track
6.	Cueva (Die Jungle Remix) 05:50	info	buy track
7.	Cueva (MI.RO Remix) 06:35	info	buy track

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Cabizbajo was raised in the infamous, cartel-run city of Culiacan in northwestern Mexico. There was little to no local music scene growing up, but he learned guitar, before going to to sax, drums, vocals and keys, becoming obsessed with synths. Now he travels the world while holding down a residency at his own Rotate party at Bar Americas and has put out his brilliantly inventive disco sounds on NEIN, Logical and Phisica amongst others.
The fantastic title track is a deep and journeying cut with shimmering vocals and sustained pads all colouring in the airwaves above a moody, mysterious bassline. It’s an intriguing opener that gets remixed by Mexican mainstay Dan Solo who works with Tecnicolor Fabrics, Sabino, Xato and as Supercontinent with Thomass Jackson, Theus Mago and Juan Soto. HIs remix is darker and more freaky, with sleazy drum slaps and a rugged bass riff bringing the tension.
Cabizbajo then offers ‘Don’t Wanna Be Cool’, a loose and colourful, tripped out, deep disco jam with vocoder vocals bringing a future retro feel while majestic pads and keys rain down from the cosmos. ‘Cueva’ is the final original, built on a dirty, rugged bassline with all sorts of raw hits and sweeping pads bringing a twisted disco vibe.
Die Jungle is the breakout talent of the year who remixes here after making some serious dance floor killers, reaching the Beatport charts and getting plenty of support along the way. His version is a real chugger, with rock licks and prying bass that really locks you into the groove and will win over the likes of Andrew Weatherall and the ALFOS crew.
This is a fantastic disco offering that brings new life, sounds and styles to the genre.

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released January 7, 2020

Produced by Roberto Escobosa Balderrama AKA Cabizbajo in Guadalajara Jalisco.

Mix & Master by Febe Esquerra @ Ometusco Sound Machine

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