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| quote: | Originally posted by globalgirl
They are done exclusively for his sets. Each track that is reconstructed has a different reason for existing, and if you notice, the credit always goes to the original remixer, Markus just labels them as reconstructions, because there was always a debate as to why the song didnt sound like the one DJ so and so played. He reconstruct's it for his needs....[cut]
[/cut]...BTW, Markus is sitting here with me, helping me with this post, so dont hesitate to ask, we can get the answer right from the source. |
VERY nice and informative post, I agreed with every single description and the last rows clearly explains why. 
James Holden's 'A Break in the Clouds' has a great breakdown just as you said, and the way Markus made it live longer is just brilliant. the original track is a bit too dark if you ask me.
Anyways, most DJs will have to reconstruct a tune sooner or later if they want their livesets to be top-notch, it's not some amazing, groundbreaking, new thing, just a handy technique.
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