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Keys N Krates - Save Me feat. Katy B (Wuki Remix) As featured on the UKF podcast #71 by Stanton Warriors. This edit by Wuki is pretty gnarly when the drop kicks in, but I love the lead ups with the vocals and bass progression. Keys N Krates acclaimed single "Save Me" receives three remixes of epic proportions from Wuki, Naderi, and STFU. Utilizing the sultry vocals of UK's Katy B, each remixer crafts their own unique twist on the original in a futuristic fury of genre-bending sounds. In a frenetic, dirty rework primed for the mainstage, Wuki brilliantly intersperses Katy's dreamy voice with boisterous vocal chants before unleashing a trap-infused drop. Naderi takes a more cinematic future bass route, implementing rolling hi hats and dramatically pitched vocal tones. Finally, STFU bulldozes the genre boundary with a trippy rendition filled with funky basslines and a half-time drop that will have your jaw down to your knees. Out now on Dim Mak Records. 28 www.AudiationMagazine.com
The Rise Of Tropical House With Winter fast approching us in the UK, I thought I'd take us back to the sunshine of Summer 2015. Tropical House went mainstream with two of the biggest Pop hits: Lost Frequencies 'Are You with me' getting to no 1 in the UK, Germany and Spain. And 20 year-old Felix Jaehn with his saxophone infused remix of OMI's 'Cheerleader' Which became a top ten in Over 20 different countries. Also With The likes of Kygo breaking into the UK and European Pop charts with hits including 'Firestone' ft Conrad, 'Stole The Show', and more recently teaming up with one of the UK’s biggest female singers, Ella Henderson with their collaboration 'Here For You'. Everyone by now has heard of Tropical House even if they didn’t know what it was called to begin with. This 23 year-old classically trained musician has clocked up well over 200 million plays on Soundcloud alone and has signed a deal with Ultra and Sony International, The rise of this genre is best described as a mix of Deep House, House and Chillout to some people, it's fluffy and has little edge. But to others (including myself) it's a breath of fresh air to clubbers and ravers that are getting tired of the harder EDM genres and need something a little more soothing in their life and are looking for a more relaxing laidback slower sound to chill out to. Most People probably think of Spring 2014 when Robin Shultz remixed 'Waves' by Mr Probz. This became probably the biggest worldwide hit in that year and as the first time they heard Tropical House. But the sound was pioneered by Australian Producer & DJ Thomas Jack who actually came up with the name as a joke, It had been bubbling under the surface for 29
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