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Live Review: Logic1000 puts a house-inspired spin on Don Toliver's 'No Idea'

Evie Weily
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Sydney-born and Berlin-based producer Logic1000 has conjured a new remix and this time it's a spin on Don Toliver's harmonic track 'No Idea'.

Sydney-born and Berlin-based producer Logic1000 has conjured a new remix and this time it's a spin on melodic Texas rapper, Don Toliver's harmonic track 'No Idea'.

The remix is a cocktail of danceable beats and individual drum lines that formulates the base of an irresistible old-school style house track. Co-produced and co-written by Cop Envy, it condenses elements of Logic1000's infectious sense of tight grooves and sleek productions.

The remix is a perfect and emotive complement to the producer's unorthodox take on dance music that is heavily inspired by vocal samples and UK dance rhythms. It also is a follow up to her twist on Groove Theory's 90s RNB rhythmic hit 'Tell Me', which was released on Bandcamp as part of her 'Australian Bushfire Release' EP. Listen below:

Words by EVIE WEILY

Image by DJ Plead aka Ja Beel

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