RMXD [IT 34], by Alpha 606

RMXD [IT 34]

by Alpha 606

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szinzan Big electro and techno percussion with fun melodies. Good to dance to.

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Albert Freeman Sick remix pack of a sick album.

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	1.	808 Trax (Anthony "Shake" Shakir RMX) 06:18
	2.	808 Trax (Original) 03:56
	3.	Armambo (BMG RMX) 04:00
	4.	We Leave Tonight (Erika RMX) 06:27

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Alpha 606 Remixed for 2016 on Interdimensional Transmissions, with a visionary remix from Anthony “Shake” Shakir, a secret dance floor anthem that works in almost any context from BMG and a beautiful spaced out take on “Electronic Flotation Device” by Erika. This was the last record mastered by Mark Richardson at Prairie Cat Mastering. Digitally mastered by Neel at Enisslab Studio in Rome. All tunes from the lost Alpha 606 LP “Afto-Cuban Electronics”.

Miami post bass from a Cuban perspective. What is it to be an exile of the country you love? The largely Cuban city Hialeah, part of the sprawling Miami metropolis, is home to not only Alpha 606’s exiled family, but also to Miami Bass.

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"A futuristic homage to Cuban culture, fusing warm machine tones and crisp bass notes with Afro-Cuban drums." - Miami New Times

In 2008, IT signed Miami based electronic musician & live percussionist Armando Martinez, best known as Alpha 606. Born in Miami to Cuban immigrants, he is a multitalented multi instrumentalist. His innovation is in blending the varied history of Electro, 20th Century Avant Garde and his native Cuban influences, ranging from the ritual music of Santeria to the Afro Cuban highs of 1930's Havana. With this stew of influences, he creates a dense and colorful sound, melding advanced electronics with intricately played live hand drums. His style is the definition of a new sound, known as Electrónica Afro-Cubano.

"The name Alpha-606 is a hybrid of Alpha 66, the anti-Castro freedom fighting group, and the Roland TR-606 synthesizer machine. I'm just anti-Castro by myself. But I don't put much effort into it."
- Armando Martinez

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released April 15, 2016

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