Fred Everything

Fred Everything featuring Kathy Diamond 'Believe'

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• published: 15 Feb 2016
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Traxsource: http://defct.de/febts Beatport: http://defct.de/febbp Defected is proud to present ‘Believe’, the new single on from Canadian DJ and producer Fred Everything. Known in the early nineties as simply ‘Everything’ because of the eclectic nature of his sets that spanned techno, house and even drum and bass, Fred Everything has refined his style somewhat and is now a prolific house producer. Accompanied by Kathy Diamond’s soft jazz vocals, the track has a steady, grooving, house bassline with a warm relaxed vibe. On remix duty Giom takes it deeper and more percussive with both his remix and dub, giving the easy-going track a more rhythmic build-up. It’s not surprising considering when Giom’s not at the mixing board he’s working a drum kit. Tanner Ross’ remix maintains the laidback vibe, removing the original track’s keyboard and introducing a contrasting synth motif. Bringing some of his Boston soulful house style to the remix, Tanner Ross draws out the seduction in Kathy Diamond’s soft vocal giving it some real depth. Subscribe to Defected Records: http://defct.de/subscribe Defected Muzu: http://po.st/sbmuzu Defected YouTube is the home of house music with artists including MK, Sam Divine, Noir, Copyright, Nick Curly, Dennis Ferrer http://defected.com http://twitter.com/defectedrecords http://facebook.com/defectedrecords http://soundcloud.com/defectedrecords http://mixcloud.com/defectedrecords http://defectedrecords.tumblr.com http://instagram.com/defectedrecords Defected is proud to present ‘Believe’, the new single on from Canadian DJ and producer Fred Everything. Known in the early nineties as simply ‘Everything’ because of the eclectic nature of his sets that spanned techno, house and even drum and bass, Fred Everything has refined his style somewhat and is now a prolific house producer. Accompanied by Kathy Diamond’s soft jazz vocals, the track has a steady, grooving, house bassline with a warm relaxed vibe. On remix duty Giom takes it deeper and more percussive with both his remix and dub, giving the easy-going track a more rhythmic build-up. It’s not surprising considering when Giom’s not at the mixing board he’s working a drum kit. Tanner Ross’ remix maintains the laidback vibe, removing the original track’s keyboard and introducing a contrasting synth motif. Bringing some of his Boston soulful house style to the remix, Tanner Ross draws out the seduction in Kathy Diamond’s soft vocal giving it some real depth.