London-based Japanese producer Kay Suzuki’s 2nd EP from the album “CONSCIOUSNESS”. “Altered State EP” features two original tracks of London-style soul music with fresh talents of dance music remixers from UK, USA and Japan, created altered states of the CONSCIOUSNESS.
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Altered State EP Vinyl (RIM003)
A1. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (Original EP Mix)
A2. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (Christo Vocal Mix)
B1. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Altered State Mix)
B2. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Kez YM Remix)
Altered State EP Digital (RIM003D)
1. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (Original EP Mix)
2. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (U-Key &Kez YM Remix)
3. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (Christo Vocal Mix)
4. Step Into My Life feat.Duchy (Christo Dub)
5. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Altered State Mix)
6. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Kez YM Remix)
7. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Ryo Kawahara Remix)
8. Life Is Like A Spiral feat.Christophe Richards (Ryo Kawahara Remix Inst)
Step into My Life
Sees a start-studded cast of musical talent – Duchy on vocals, Ben Hadwen on Flute, Jessica Lauren on Fender Rhodes and Simbad on synthesiser. A soulful fusion remix with funky baselines produced by Boston-based, Japanese musician U-Key a Berkley scholar who has played with legends such as George Duke and De La Soul, and Tokyo-based producer Kez YM, the first Japanese producer to attend the Red Bull Music Academy (2007) with EPs releases from 4lux and Yore. Another remix is produced by Derby-based Christo. His minimalistic deep house remix and dub will make dancers throw serious shapes on the dance floor.
Life Is Like A Spiral
Features Christophe Richards who used to be a member of the legendary The Drifters (A Long-lived American R&B vocal group from 1950’s onwards) and Kay Suzuki’s long time musical partner Ben Hadwen on Flute and Baritone Sax. Remixes are by Kez YM’s with his Detroit house stamp, and by fresh Tokyo talent Ryo Kawahara’s classic broken beats rework.
