Pan Pot At Juno Download

Review: Available here solely in the remixed version, Julian Jeweil shows how to breathe new life into that age old sound, the 303. Taking Pan Pot's original track, he adds in heavy claps and a malevolent acid line that twists and turns its way into a dramatic break down. From there on in, the track takes a different direction; the acid remains, bristling away in the background, but Jeweil adds in a sexy slap bass that keeps the warbling 303s in check. If ever there was a lesson in creating a new approach for a contemporary track using old influences, Jeweil's take on "Kepler" is it.

Review: Anyone who thought Pan Pot were a mnml act will be brought crashing back down to earth by Gravity. In its original format, the title track is all about the interplay between the eerie keys, Pan Pot's subtle but forceful filters and G-tech's mysterious vocals intoning 'time does not exist'. Safeword Tenderloin's version follows a relatively similar trajectory, although here the groove is trackier and the vocal more eerie and resonating. On a totally different tact is the Safeword Outer Sunset reshape, which recalls the classic deep house of Larry Heard and provides the ideal soundtrack for sunrise at an outdoor party. Pan Pot's own "No One Knows" is of a similar persuasion, with Cari Golden's innocent vocals providing the focus for an arrangement swathed in emotive chords.