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JKriv, Cor.Ece, Danny Kane, Dave Giles II – Dance To Keep From Crying (Extended) / RNTD086

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RELEASE: Dance To Keep From Crying (Extended)
ARTIST(S): Danny Kane, Dave Giles II, JKriv, Cor.Ece

REMIXERS: Crackazat

PUBLISHER: Razor-N-Tape Records / RNTD086
MUSICAL GENRE: Lossless, Nu Disco / Disco
RELEASE DATE: 2022-11-18
DOWNLOAD FORMAT: 861Kbps, LOSSLESS
FILE SIZE: (165.18 MB)

Dance To Keep From Crying (Extended) have 4 TOTAL TRACKS

  1. JKriv, Cor.Ece – Dance To Keep From Crying (Extended Mix) (07:59) 08B, 121
  2. Danny Kane, Cor.Ece – What’s The Word (04:51) 04B, 117
  3. Dave Giles II, Cor.Ece – Possibly Impossible (Crackazat Dub) (05:09) 04A, 122
  4. Dave Giles II, Cor.Ece – Possibly Impossible (Extended Mix) (06:47) 05A, 120

Total Playtime: 00:24:46 min

Contributing Artists – Razor-N-Tape Records Roster

Cor.Ece · 5 releases

Contributor on this release via Razor-N-Tape Records.

Dave Giles II
Dave Giles II 🇺🇸 · 8 releases

Dave Giles II is a Chicago-bred, LA-based producer who co-wrote Beyoncé's "Cozy" and earned two Grammy nominations. His house and deep house productions appear on Razor-N-Tape Records, Classic Music Company, and Snatch! Records, with collaborations including Honey Dijon and Mike Dunn.

JKriv
JKriv 🇺🇸 · 27 releases

Jason Kriveloff produces as JKriv from New York, releasing house and nu disco tracks since 2016. His music spans deep house and downtempo electronica across labels including Razor-N-Tape Records, Glitterbox Recordings, and Classic Music Company.

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Following the digital release of Cor.ece’s debut EP, RNT drops the Dance To Keep From Crying 12′ with fresh extended versions and unheard remix treatments. The title track blends deep proto-house influence with Cor.ece’s soulful vocal twists, evoking late-80s Paradise Garage and an extended dubby synth exploration. The Danny Kane-produced What’s The Word gives deep late nite Larry Heard vibes, and on the flip Crackazat takes Possibly Impossible into a world of blissful jazzy house. JKriv extends the original version of Possibly Impossible into a DJ-friendly electro soul romp. Rounding things out, Bad Colours takes the acid-tinged What’s The Word into afro-house territory.//

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