Berlin based Peruvian producer, vocalist and DJ Sofia Kourtesis has also reworked the song for a Latin inspired remix. Out tomorrow, her remix layers chanting cicadas, and other jungle noises, over the original piano backing of Perel’s track. Perel sought in Matrix to make an elevating, perspective shifting track, a goal to which Kourtesis’s remix brings fresh context. The perfect accompaniment to a tropical all-night rave, this remix introduces an entirely new soundscape to Perel’s song but maintains its original soul. Both tracks are inspired by, Perel says, “Unplugging from an illusory world and cast into the truth of reality in order to transcend our own ignorance — a product of maya, literally meaning ‘illusion’ in Sanskrit – to uncover our true nature.” As the world seems to continue pushing for virtual modes of existence, Perel reminds us to dance our feelings out and celebrate the summer’s hottest nights.
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Berlin based Peruvian producer, vocalist and DJ Sofia Kourtesis has also reworked the song for a Latin inspired remix. Out tomorrow, her remix layers chanting cicadas, and other jungle noises, over the original piano backing of Perel’s track. Perel sought in Matrix to make an elevating, perspective shifting track, a goal to which Kourtesis’s remix brings fresh context. The perfect accompaniment to a tropical all-night rave, this remix introduces an entirely new soundscape to Perel’s song but maintains its original soul. Both tracks are inspired by, Perel says, “Unplugging from an illusory world and cast into the truth of reality in order to transcend our own ignorance — a product of maya, literally meaning ‘illusion’ in Sanskrit – to uncover our true nature.” As the world seems to continue pushing for virtual modes of existence, Perel reminds us to dance our feelings out and celebrate the summer’s hottest nights.
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