Download London Elektricity - Are We There Yet? (The Med School Scans) LP 2016

Style: Drum and Bass
Date: 07-11-2016
lQuality. MP3 | 320kbps (Flac/Lossless)
Label: MedSchool
Cat: MEDIC60DD
Type: Album

London Elektricity, Emer Dineen — Tenderless (Whiney Remix) 4:50
London Elektricity — Singing Ringing Tree (Anile Remix) 5:22
London Elektricity, Emer Dineen — Seven Days to Live (Frederic Robinson Remix) 3:54
London Elektricity, Pete Simpson — Impossible To Say (Etherwood Remix) 4:30
London Elektricity, Liane Caroll — Why Are We Here? (S.P.Y Remix) 5:01
London Elektricity — That Thing You Did (Kimyan Law Remix) 4:28
London Elektricity — Parallax (Hidden Element Remix) 5:38
London Elektricity, Emer Dineen — Phase Us (Subwave Remix) 5:59
London Elektricity — Telefunken Lizard Filter (Rawtekk Remix) 4:46
London Elektricity, Keeno, Emer Dineen — Artificial Skin (Keeno VIP) 5:18
London Elektricity — Drop Ship (Bop Remix) 5:07
London Elektricity — Swivel (Electrosoul System Remix) 5:25
London Elektricity, Hugh Hardie — Tape Loops (Villem Remix) 5:36
London Elektricity — Tone Poem (Royalston Remix) 5:05
London Elektricity, Keeno, Emer Dineen — Artificial Skin (GLXY Remix) 5:35

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Hospital boss London Elektricity returned to the release realm last year with this first album in four years... And his best album in well over 10 years. With the Originals already doing the damage in all areas, he's passed the stems over to his Med School counterparts and given them the green light to reinterpret as they see fit. Highlights hang, swing and leap from every corner as the likes of Frederic Robinson switches "Seven Days To Live" into a futuristic synth soul frenzy, S.P.Y adds a touch more low-end grit to "Why Are We Here?", Kimyan Law flips "That Thing You Did" into a deep dream with some really interesting drum work and Rawtekk turn "Telefunken Lizard Filter" into a toxic, halftime swamp monster. With versions and VIPs from the likes of Keeno, Etherwood, Bop, Subwave and many more, this is less of a remix album and much more of a straight-up opus.