Sunpalace: Rude Movements - The Remixes
Sunpalace: Rude Movements - The Remixes
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Sunpalace
Label: Barely Breaking Even
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 195497547678
Genre: Soul/R & B
Following a limited 7" vinyl release of Sun Palace edits in 2020, BBE Music finally delivers the full-length versions of Moodymann and Kenny Dope's "Rude Movements" remixes, alongside brand new interpretations by François K, Frankie Feliciano and OPOLOPO. François Kevorkian needs no introduction to fans of House and electronic music. Featuring keys by Eric Kupper, his SATS Dub version of "Rude Movements" is simply a classic work, summoning House music's golden era forward in time, to the here and now. Ricanstruction label founder and long-time champion of the good groove, Frankie Feliciano delivers a slick and faithful update of "Rude Movements," with a slight Latin soul twist. Swedish mix-king OPOLOPO turns in a typically live-sounding, funky and dancefloor-ready jam. The full, extended version of Moodymann's remix retains the original 'jammed' feel of "Rude Movements," adding stellar flute, sax and piano solos to that hypnotic vibe. Kenny Dope's Afro-Latin inspired Dancefloor Powder version is joined this time by a rough'n'ready, street tough O'Gutta mix; calling all b-boys and b-girls!
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