TULUM, 14 Mar
&ME, Rampa, Adam Port, Keinemusik, Alan Dixon, Arabic Piano 'Thandaza (feat. Alan Dixon, Arabic Piano)' on Keinemusik
Keinemusik's 'Thandaza', featuring Alan Dixon and Arabic Piano, tops Adam Port's own Thandaza chart, placed first of 10 and posted 14 March, a list where Nico Morano and MeWhy's remixed release on Ontourage Music held second. The track reached the Keinemusik label on 15 March, filed as melodic house and techno, as Tulum moves through the closing weeks of its season.
The drums run 'Thandaza', the percussion holding a regular figure throughout. The mix sits moderate in level, moderately open under the peaks, and a top end with plenty of air gives the track a light, spacious finish.
Keinemusik was last covered on 30 October, with Moderat and Rampa's 'More Love', and 'Thandaza' keeps the label's Rampa and Adam Port axis moving through the end of the Tulum season.
The label said
Keinemusik, Bandcamp about text · sourceWhen speaking of Keinemusik as the performing unit featuring Rampa, &ME and Adam Port, one easily can assume the last months being quite momentous. Wherever you look on the globe, chances are one of their frenetically celebrated shows has been taking place there just recently. And the prospects of the upcoming months are looking even brighter. That’s where this highly anticipated new single comes in. Emotively reminiscing all the past touring memories and building up momentum for the ones to come, „Thandaza“ boils down the Keinemusik sentiment to the essence, shaping yet another one of those set-highlights that will turn heads and hips alike. And for this one, they brought in congenial assistance by South African producer Arabic Piano, gracing the tune with his heartwarming croon and old companion Alan Dixon providing one of his utmost catchy and touching piano lines.