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MITCHELL, PARRIS / KRAVIZ, NINA - FEEL MY BUTTERFLY
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Feel My Butterfly
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Old skool retro chicago jackin acid vibe.
Influential Chicago House DJ/producer Parris Mitchell teams up with Siberian producer-singer-songwriter and DJ Nina Kraviz on ‘Feel My Butterfly’ - their debut release on Riva Starr’s acclaimed Snatch! RAW imprint as part of a collaboration with Dance Mania.
The special 2 track vinyl release sees Kraviz and Mitchell collaborate, with their only other release encounter being in 2014 when Kraviz remixed Mitchell’s ‘The Track Stars’, on Berlin-based label Deep Moves.
Several years ago Nina travelled to Chicago, going direct to the source to gather more Dance Mania Records for her collection. As a longtime fan of the label and passionate supporter, she met with many of the label crew in Chicago, including Parris. They went into the studio together during this time to make some recordings and this release is the result of one of those rare sessions.
‘Feel My Butterfly’ is a heady acid-laden dancefloor-ready masterpiece comprising of a sick ghetto house groove, an abundance of squelchy TB-303 acidlines and Kraviz’s distinctive spoken word vocal throughout.
To complement the Original Mix, Berlin’s DJ Krime steps up to deliver his own interpretation of the track for the B-side, delivering a powerful peak-time TR-808-tinged rework that boasts the original’s key elements.
Influential Chicago House DJ/producer Parris Mitchell teams up with Siberian producer-singer-songwriter and DJ Nina Kraviz on ‘Feel My Butterfly’ - their debut release on Riva Starr’s acclaimed Snatch! RAW imprint as part of a collaboration with Dance Mania.
The special 2 track vinyl release sees Kraviz and Mitchell collaborate, with their only other release encounter being in 2014 when Kraviz remixed Mitchell’s ‘The Track Stars’, on Berlin-based label Deep Moves.
Several years ago Nina travelled to Chicago, going direct to the source to gather more Dance Mania Records for her collection. As a longtime fan of the label and passionate supporter, she met with many of the label crew in Chicago, including Parris. They went into the studio together during this time to make some recordings and this release is the result of one of those rare sessions.
‘Feel My Butterfly’ is a heady acid-laden dancefloor-ready masterpiece comprising of a sick ghetto house groove, an abundance of squelchy TB-303 acidlines and Kraviz’s distinctive spoken word vocal throughout.
To complement the Original Mix, Berlin’s DJ Krime steps up to deliver his own interpretation of the track for the B-side, delivering a powerful peak-time TR-808-tinged rework that boasts the original’s key elements.
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Last FM Information on Nina Kraviz
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Producer, occasional vocalist, and DJ Nina Kraviz hails from Irkutsk, Siberia -- not exactly a dance music hot spot. Kraviz fell under the spell of house music during the mid-'90s through radio. A few years later, she moved to Moscow for the sake of studying dentistry and was, briefly part of a trio called MySpaceRocket. The group released one 12", 2007's "Amok," a lean house track with a deep bassline and Kraviz's breathy vocals; the B-side featured a version from U.K. DJ legend Greg Wilson. Kraviz subsequently went solo and made a splash in 2009, when she issued productions on Efdemin's Naïf, Jus-Ed's Underground Quality, and Matt Edwards' REKIDS. The following year, Kraviz issued another handful of singles, including a sound clash with Sascha Funke that appeared on BPitch Control. "Ghetto Kraviz" was her lone 2011 single and set up the release of her first album, a self-titled set for REKIDS. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.