[NM0080] Big Zis-"Suure Räge" (Robag Wruhme rmx)

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BIG ZIS - "Suure Räge" Remixes Vol. 1 - Nation Music

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label: Nation Music
artist: Big Zis
title: "Suure Räge" Remixes Vol. 1
format: 12”
cat.no.: NM0080
release date: 18.09.2009
distributed by wordandsound

Tracks:
A1 - Michal Original
A2 - Robag Wruhme Remix
B1 - Canson Remix

check the tracks here: www.soundcloud.com

"Lets have fun!" – that’s the mantra of BIG ZIS and the crew of NATION MUSIC.

The Swiss black music label has been broadening its musical spectrum over the past years. Just like the
artist BIG ZIS, whose music could most likely be labeled "electro pop alternative punk rap", they don't care
about common conventions.

While rap becomes more and more pimped out, house loopier and minimal narrow-minded, BIG ZIS hooks
up with a top-class troupe to get it her own way.

For her most recent album "Und jetz ..." ("And now ...") she worked with Marton di Katz and Valentino Tomasi
(both members of Kalabrese's famous "Rumpelorchester"), who laid the musical foundations for most of the
songs. For the impulsive electro on the track "Suure Räge" (“Acid Rain”) however, BIG ZIS collaborated with
the techno producer MICHAL HO (Tuningspork) at the studio.

"Suure Räge" got remixed by several well-known producers: ROBAG WRUHME (Freude am Tanzen) and
CANSON (GS Zürich) are to be found on volume 1 and the soul brothers LEXX (aka Kawabata / Drumpoet)
and KALABRESE (Stattmusik) successfully combat boredom on volume 2. The sound scapes of the remixes
couldn't be any more diverse and cover a broad variety of styles.

And be sure: volume 3 - work in progress - will delight you as well!

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coming up next!

BIG ZIS - "Suure Räge" Remixes Vol. 2
A1 Michal Remix
A2 Lexx aka Kawabata Remix
B2 Kalabrese Remix

MICHAL HO (Tuningspork) and the soul brothers LEXX (aka Kawabata / Drumpoet) and KALABRESE (Stattmusik) successfully
combat boredom on volume 2. The sound scapes of the remixes on vol.1 and vol.2 couldn't be any more diverse and cover
a broad variety of styles.