We've just released the first in a series of remix EPs. This first volume features Will Alonso from New York, who has been remixing Parralox since we first began.
Each track has been specially remastered for this release, and the EP also includes unreleased instrumental versions of all the tracks.
We also have plans to release this on physical CD via conzoom Records, so stay tuned for news on that.
And (but wait there's more!) we are finalising the tracklisting for our new album Subculture as well as Holiday '16. We're aiming to have the tracklisting finalised by this weekend.
AND....we've also created a video for the remix as well, which is hosted at the Official Parralox YouTube Channel. We will likely start to create more videos of the remixes we've done. More eye candy for you!
Real Experts is a London-based synthpop electronic project, headed by Andrew Maley. Their second LP ‘The Trade Off’, released in 2015, is loaded with catchy lyrics and infectious choruses. In following with a tradition this project has become known for, a beautiful rotating door of guest vocalists feature on this album. The first single is ‘Disco Tears’ featuring Daniel Angelus, the lead singer of Surrender Hearts, who has recently shared the stage with T’Pau, Katrina and The Waves, and Musical Youth. Angeuls also features on three other tracks. Other equally stunning tracks bring diversity offered by other talents. ‘My Love Is Nothing More Than This’ features 18-year-old Eden, who brings in some very London Grammar / Rihanna / Robyn / Adele / Lamb deep tones and stylings. Mike Burnett features on ‘She Hurts’ and Vivian Marie features on ‘Forever is a Big Word’ – both artists are now based overseas, in Australia and Germany respectively. Real Experts’ member Victoria Knowles’ vocals lace through ‘Sugar Rush’ and ‘Lemon is Lemon’, which also features renowned British sports journalist Patrick Barclay and is being offered as a bonus to ‘The Trade Off’ LP via Bandcamp. French/American singer Mimisinga (aka Mimi Corenthin) joins Daniel Angelus on ‘Space Age Love Song’, offering up sonic sounds reminiscent of Macy Gray and Tracy Chapman. When not dabbling in such synthpop, she shows her versatility as a vocalist by performing with the reggae band Dojo. The third studio album is due for release late 2016, featuring the singles Apart Is Still Enough, Laser Me To Heaven, and How About No. This will be preceded by the remix album project, REAL>MIX.
Parralox have remixed the new track by Argentinian band Reflection. The track is called Pensar No Es Sentir and is due for release soon on Scent Air records.
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