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Live Review: LISTEN: Oliver Tank 'Stay' (Oisima Remix)

Adelaide DJ/Producer Oisima, takes on the Aussie king of dream music, Oliver Tank, with a stunning re-working of the string-driven 'Stay'.

Adelaide DJ/Producer OISIMA takes on the Aussie king of dream music, OLIVER TANK, with a stunning re-working of the string-driven 'Stay'. Oisima is artist Anth Wendt, and his hypnotic take of 'Stay' features a certain Golden age of cinema reworking, takes the already luscious Tank original to a place even more beautiful.

Part cinematic in the vein of any LANA DEL REY track, the song moves in a slow tidal wave motion, never letting you really feel where the 1 sits. And not that it even is something which you feel you need.

The remix drifts between backwards sounds and strings and only giving you slight taste of Tanks vocals, highlighting the female vocals of Fawn Myers. This remix follows the success of Oisima's 'Goddess' EP in 2013 and his recently released Goddess Remixes, are hip-hop and electronica fused reworkings of 10 tracks from the original EP.

'Stay' is available on Oliver Tank’s  'Slow Motion Music' vinyl and digital release and Oisima’s 'Stay' remix is available for free download via Create-Control.

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Having just supported label mates Art Vs Science on their Create/Destroy EP Tour, Oisima is set to release his Nicaragua Nights LP mid 2014.

Words by Mimi Velevska

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