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Way Out West
Artist Icon We Love Machine - The Remixes (2010)
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Jody Wisternoff and Nick Warren aren’t the only ones loving the Machine. Their fourth Way Out West album, ‘We Love Machine’ was the culmination to their 16 years of partnership and journey both in- and outside everything EDM. Not only did it please the loyal Way Out West fans, who hold their ‘The Gift’, ‘Don’t Forget Me’, ‘The Fall’ and ‘Killa’ oh-so dear, but it also drew a new generation of dance lovers into its shimmery breaks, lush arrangements, downtempo cinematic masterpieces, dancefloor killers and sublime appetizers. With their open-minded, openhearted and diversifying ‘We Love Machine’, Way Out West was given a warm welcome back.

Dealing with such diversity, makes it no surprise that the official Remix pack of ‘We Love Machine’ is another pool of overlapping genres. Ten of its tracks were remixed by 15 different producers, touching boundaries of progressive, trance, techno, house and break beat alike. New identities for tracks like ‘Surrender’, ‘Body Motion’ and ‘Tales Of The Rabit Monk’ were given by talented wizards of the sound, from the likes of Jaytech, D Ramirez and Scuba to Eelke Kleijn, Ruben de Ronde, Koen Lebens, Michael Cassette, Envotion, Guy J and many more. 18 different, new approaches to make ‘We Love Machine’ even more loveable.
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