Liam Miller
Iorie’s remix stands as a captivating highlight in the JeBoDa Project Remixes, showcasing his ability to transform the original track into something deeply immersive. His meticulous attention to detail, combined with the rich soundscapes from his travels, brings out an intricate layering of textures that turns JeBoDa into a transcendent journey. Known for shaking the body and moving the heart, Iorie crafts a sonic experience that is as philosophical as it is physical, reflecting his unique approach to music production and storytelling.
The broader release from Bunte Kuh offers an impressive collection of remixes that each add their own flair to the original. Kon Faber steps in with a more energetic rework, stripping the track down to its essential elements while adding lush, powerful synths to create a high-octane vibe. Olivan brings a more introspective approach, staying close to the organic roots of the track and building a beautifully layered, emotionally resonant sound.
Mira Vána’s remix infuses elements of minimalism and dub techno, constructing a hypnotic and slowly unfolding journey that draws the listener deeper with each beat. Meanwhile, Niju delivers a mesmerizing, ecstatic version of New Rooms, propelling the listener through a swirling, hypnotic cosmos. Niki Sadeki and bīsu offer two wildly different takes on Watertalk, with Sadeki embracing darker, moodier tones and bīsu pushing the track into deep, psychedelic club territory.
This release not only highlights the talents of the individual remixers but also cements Bunte Kuh as a label that is consistently pushing the boundaries of electronic music, offering a wide palette of sounds that appeal to fans of genres ranging from organic house to melodic techno. For anyone looking for a fresh, genre-crossing experience, the JeBoDa Project Remixes are an essential listen.