[b]MICHAEL MORPH Go Cat Go![/b]

[b]Remixes:[/b] Morph's One For The Money Mix, The Fix, DJ Hal, Videodrome & NiteNoise [b]Released:[/b] Out Now on Pure Mint Recordings [b]Cat No:[/b] PMRDS023 [b]BUY HERE:[/b] [url]http://world.idolweb.fr/pure-mint-recordings/michael-morph/go-cat-go---ep/5060111190286.html[/url]

[b]Support inc.[/b] Aquasky, Tom Findlay, Cuban Brothers & Soul of Man

10/10 - I-DJ 'One To Watch' - Tilllate

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[b]Michael Morph[/b] has been busy readying his much-anticipated album for Pure Mint, and here is the leadoff single [b]Go Cat Go!.[/b]

Built around a mirth-making robotic voice intoning the familiar lyric from rock 'n' roll standard, 'Blue Suede Shoes', this catchy fidgety electro cut almost recalls Daft Punk in its skilful use of a simple-yet-deadly computerised vocal. With plenty of freaky noises and an absurdly infectious pitching bassline to satisfy the headz, this is a welcome return to the fray from somebody tipped by all the dance press as a DJ/producer to watch.

Theres a big remix package to go with this beauty. Morph himself turns in a dense, warped-bassline beast of a house remix, that bridges the gap between Radio Slave and Fake Blood. The re-fix of 'Go Cat Go!' by The Fix takes it down a hazin and phasin technoid route, making good use of top-end percussion and a rasping electro bassline. [b]DJ Hal[/b] crafts a clicky, intricate, illuminating minimal rework that you can imagine lighting up Berlins Panorama Bar, whilst Videodrome soundscape an electro-funk meets Italo disco groover. Finally, newcomers to the scene [bNiteNoise[/b] turn in a remix that most resembles the originals vibe, employing the computerised vox to full effect and fashioning a great noisy electro-breakbeat track out of the parts.

[b]Morph[/b] originally cut his DJing and production teeth in Nottingham, before relocating to Brighton on the south coast. Hes played alongside the likes of [b]Groove Armada[/b] and the [b]Plump DJs[/b], from the [b]Glade[/b] stage at [b]Glastonbury[/b] to [b]Matter[/b] in London, and had his tracks and remixes played by a selection of top radio and club jocks, from [b]Laurent Garnier[/b] and [b]Dave Spoon[/b] to [b]James Lavelle[/b] and [b]Annie Nightingale[/b] on [b]Radio 1.[/b]

[i]To celebrate the release of this big package, Pure Mint are giving away a free download of The Jump Off version of 'Do What You Want' ft. Yo! Majesty a track never before released. Just go to [url]http://pure-mint.com/download/jumpoff[/url] and download for free.[/i]

Meanwhile, altogether now: Its one for the money

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