Guti & Mark Fanciulli ft. The Light [Defected]
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Out 18th November on Defected
www.defected.com
After his massive summer smash 'Hope' earlier this year, Guti returns to the Defected
camp, this time accompanied by British star Mark Fanciulli. Guti has fast become a
linchpin in the house and techno scene ever since first appearing in the mid 2000's.
Mark Fanciulli made his debut only a couple of years ago, but his focus on quality over
quantity has fast earned him a glowing reputation. His debut hit 'The Time' on Joris
Voorn's Rejected label paved the way for further releases on respected labels Leena
Music, Saved Records plus a previous remix on Defected. 'The Light' is an effortlessly
uplifting, piano and percussion heavy workout, at once instantly danceable and utterly
unforgettable, destined to soundtrack peak-time dancefloors for months to come. The
Dub version burrows deeper into the low-end of the track, eschewing the majority of
its predecessor's vocals in favour of an intense bass & kick combo. Finally, Swiss DJ
and producer Andrea Oliva steps up to create a rendition that further develops the tribal
elements of the original, with a heavy, rolling bassline and drawn out breakdown building
the tension with aplomb. In a word, big.
Out 18th November on Defected
www.defected.com
After his massive summer smash 'Hope' earlier this year, Guti returns to the Defected
camp, this time accompanied by British star Mark Fanciulli. Guti has fast become a
linchpin in the house and techno scene ever since first appearing in the mid 2000's.
Mark Fanciulli made his debut only a couple of years ago, but his focus on quality over
quantity has fast earned him a glowing reputation. His debut hit 'The Time' on Joris
Voorn's Rejected label paved the way for further releases on respected labels Leena
Music, Saved Records plus a previous remix on Defected. 'The Light' is an effortlessly
uplifting, piano and percussion heavy workout, at once instantly danceable and utterly
unforgettable, destined to soundtrack peak-time dancefloors for months to come. The
Dub version burrows deeper into the low-end of the track, eschewing the majority of
its predecessor's vocals in favour of an intense bass & kick combo. Finally, Swiss DJ
and producer Andrea Oliva steps up to create a rendition that further develops the tribal
elements of the original, with a heavy, rolling bassline and drawn out breakdown building
the tension with aplomb. In a word, big.