Artist: Patrick Daniels
Title: I Need You
Label: Trojan House Records
Release Date: 18/06
Catalogue Number: THR011
Buy: Juno

Tracklisting:
1) I Need You (Original Mix)
2) I Need You (Panos Lost Dub)
3) I Need You (Sami Wentz Remix)
4) I Need You (James Petrou Remix)
5) Breathe (Original Mix)

Press Release:
Patrick Daniels brings his underground house flavour to Trojan House Records with “I Need You“. His original mix is a hard hitting house track that will have fists pumping from his big kick drum, and beautiful organ melody that bounce around his crispy drums parts.

Panos’ remix, aptly named “The Lost Dub” takes his interpretation into a dark and magical place. He builds a spacious plane where he stretches his bouncy drums, and dreamy synth lines to create a pounding, mystical journey. Not unlike undertaking an expedition to find Atlantis.

Sami Wentz’ underground house vibe resonates right through his remix. From his bouncy drums, to his infectious deep bass line, right through to his processed and delayed percussions, vocals and pad line. An underground house cut, that would not be out of place peak time on dense dance floors!

James Petrou’s remix is a tech house track at its core. With his pounding kick drum, and stuttering short bass line in place, James lays down a melodic and slightly uplifting organ melody that blend together in an aggressive and face paced manner. It’s this untamable force that will have feet moving across the floor.

Cameron Cooper’s version of “I Need You” brings his unique flavour. Consisting of a fusion of deep, house, and tech elements. His remix is a strikingly curious amalgam that culminates when he snaps his addictive bass line into the mix after his sparse and stripped back build. It is this unpredictable contrast that will keep dance floors on their toes.

Patrick Daniels second track on the EP is “Breathe“. A deep house number, complete with beautiful bright chord stabs and big sounding synth parts. Steeped in reverb, atmosphere and character, his use of delay for these parts including a subliminal vocal part give this a deep Chicago underground vibe.