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The Eat My Machine EP will be the 15th release for UK label Lung Filler Records. It also sees Jedeye back with the label, after previous remixes for us last year. The EP features the original electro-house track, along with an old school house / early rave style remix from Cut La Roc, DivKid stirring up new melodies in his progressive/electro remix, and a dark stripped back techno remix from Jey Pee Razz

The original track starts with an infectious groove and hook from the main resonant synth, heavily swung bass hits and percussion before the track drops. The percussion develops throughout, as the main hook is played in the bass, before the 'Fire Like This' vocal sample introduces the hook onto a bit crushed 'vowel filter' styled synth. The track opens out in the break with a stuttering and swelling old school rave sound, leading into the peak of the track. Overall the track has an old school flavour with modern production and a smooth arrangement throughout.

Cut La Roc's 'straight no chaser' is a straight up old school house remix, which looks back to early 90s house and techno for it's influence. Making full use of the original hook, the track builds straight and tough drums while the main synths change and automate through the arrangement. Tension develops through the breakdown as a single note pedals on top of the main hook, before the drums push the track through its peak.

DivKid strips back his usual electro filth in favour of a more progressive house take on the track. DivKid has Cut up and re-sampled the bit crushed vowel sounds from the original the track to create a DJ friendly intro, building in the main harmony of the track. A new electro bass line pushes the track through while a new melody is added and teased in and out before the breakdown. The track winds down into a new chord progression with old school electro pads and resonant swells, while the new melody plucks and echos throughout. The tracks peak welds together the electro bassline with the new harmony and melody, forming a driving progressive take on the track.

Jey Pee Razz pushes the track well away from it's original style with his dark and stripped back techno take on the track. The track builds a DJ friendly intro with down pitching bass hits and tight minimal percussion. Percussion builds throughout, as reverberant and echo hits give a growing sense of space. The track has a small break before dropping into a flawless groove with tightly programmed percussion. The main breakdown builds space and sounds while introducing the 'Fire Like This' vocal samples, which builds through white noise, before dropping back into the precisely programmed groove.