Phantasy are proud to release the next in a series of remix 12s for Daniel Avery’s hugely acclaimed “Drone Logic” album featuring reworks from some of the most important electronic artists around. Matthew Dear dons his Audion mask to remake “Need Electric” and prove why he remains the king of that breathless, late-night sound whilst, on the flip, Matt Walsh - boss of the hugely exciting Clouded Vision label - applies his effortlessly stylish techno workings to “Free Floating.” 87954;"Claptone was one of the first names on the list of people we wanted to remix Romanthony. Amazingly, right at the beginning of the whole project he agreed. But for some reason or another, it just didn’t work out. Each time we put together a new remix package, we would check and see if he was available and each time something meant it couldn’t happen. Either the track didn’t work for him or he was too busy. It looked for a while like we weren’t going to get our man. Finally, late last year, we sent him the Floorpiece acappella and that was it. Something clicked and he delivered this MONSTER of a remix. Like Schatrax’s “Mispent Years” or Inner City’s “Ahnonghay", this is underground house music at its very best. Heavy garage beats, a dark’n'moody bassline and some killer keys underpin Romanthony’s unmistakable story about his Dj-ing experience. Get ready Miami, Ibiza and beyond, this is a future anthem for sure. Next up is Dogmatik main man Alex Arnout. Fresh from his killer “One Nation” track with Tyree Cooper on One Records, the Circo Loco resident delivers a super deep bass-heavy mix filled with dubbed-out vocals and spacey arps. One for the afterhours… Kevin McKay follows up his heavily-supported single on OFF Recordings with another peak-time stomper. In keeping with his previous remix on Romanthony’s “Trust", McKay takes Romanthony’s vocal on a heavy-duty ride. This time the acid is replaced with cascading synths and heart-melting strings and the overall effect is like a Dixon mix on 4 Es. Serious stuff. Finally, from the Glasgow Underground vaults, there is an unreleased mix from 1999 where Roman strips his original mix down to is essential components. Killer RAW house music.