ODD LOOK (FT THE WEEKND)

(12")
Taken from Kavisnky's 2013 debut album 'Outrun', 'Odd Look' EP features contributions from A-Trak, Surkin, and the Weeknd. Have a listen to the Weeknd's take, which features lead vocals from Abel Tesfaye,https://youtu.be/qT0iQRjHbW4
Genre Electronic & Dance
FormatVINYL
Cat. noREC107
Label RECORD MAKERS
Artist KAVINSKY
Release Date26/08/2013
Carrier12"
Barcode3516628226168
Tracklisting
ODD LOOK (FT THE WEEKND)
vinyl Album or track playing
TRACK LIST A1. Odd Look feat The Weeknd A2. Odd Look (A-Trak remix) A3. Odd Look (Surkin remix) B1. Odd Look (Prince 85 remix) B2. Odd Look (Midnight Juggernauts remix) B3. Odd Look (album version) Kavinskyâ„¢s ËœOdd lookâ„¢ is one of those songs which will haunt you for a long time after hearing them, one of Kavinskyâ„¢s acclaimed ËœOutrunâ„¢ highlights for sure. The deep, raw and soulful instrumental brings a cinematic sound which has the power to litterally put you in a virtual movie just listening to music ! And SebastiAnâ„¢s vocal part on top is a unique rendering, somewhere between Stevie Wonder and HAL. The Weeknd was invited to sing on the song by Kavinsky himself. As a big fan of his singing skills, the zombie wanted him to give his song the real soul touch that heâ„¢d had in mind for ages. His performance reminds of Michael Jackson, a fast and swinging vocal line, extremely addictive ! A-Trak who has been Kavinskyâ„¢s pal for years now delivers a banging remix with bass & drums and a beautiful & strange vocal hook. The kind of tune that can be played in a NYC hip hop party, as well as in a techno warehouse in Berlin with the same effect : arms up ! A-Track rules it as always. Midnight Juggernauts have taken the spacey-progressive path for their approach towards ËœOdd Lookâ„¢. Trancey sounds built around those Scarface-like choirs surround you and bring you back to the early 9Oâ„¢s chill out era, Itâ„¢s emotional music, as on their recently released ËœUncanny Valleyâ„¢ album. Prince 85 is the newcomer of this selection of X-tra strong producers. His new-hip hop sound fits Kavinskyâ„¢s moods perfectly, adding a brilliant re-cut work and some exquisite additional keyboards. Real drinving music, thatâ„¢s the deal. Surkin has the recipe for producing absolute club anthems, his re-do of Kavinskyâ„¢s tune is one more proof of his skills. Sirens, brilliantly produced vocal excerpts and his signature synth sounds alltogether create a happy and hysteric mood that one could imagine create club riots !