Moby - Lie Down In Darkness incl. Paul van Dyk & Arno Cost remixes amongst others out soon on Little Idiot
1-Original mix
2-Arno Cost remix
3-Paul van Dyk remix
4-Bassjackers remix
5-Gregor Tresher remix
6-Rob da bank remix
2-Arno Cost remix
3-Paul van Dyk remix
4-Bassjackers remix
5-Gregor Tresher remix
6-Rob da bank remix
Moby announces the release of his new single Lie Down In Darkness, out August 15th. Taken from his most recent studio album Destroyed (and self-released on Moby's very own label Little Idiot), Lie Down In Darkness is an achingly soulful track of sublime melancholy and symphonic grandeur. The track Lie Down In Darkness (which takes its title from William Styrona's strange dark novel of the same name) and accompanying remix bundle will be made available as a download only. "Lie Down In Darkness" features here is hot remixes by Arno Cost, Paul van Dyk, Gregor Tresher, Rob Da Bank, Bassjackers and not forgetting the epic Original Mix. Moby's next UK live appearance will be on July 31st at The Roundhouse in Camden, where he is set to close this year's iTunes Festival. This date follows his recent sold out show at the same venue. To win tickets for this event, go to http://www.itunesfestival.com/.
Moby will also be making an appearance at the Apple Store, Regent Street on August 1st for a special event, where he will talk about his photography and how his photo book Destroyed came together. Moby's Destroyed photo exhibition, which features selected images from his book, is currently touring Europe, having recently closed a successful run at The Proud Gallery in London. For a full list of exhibitions and festival appearances, go to: www.moby.com
Finally, Moby has partnered with Saatchi & Saatchi and Vimeo to set up a competition in support of young filmmakers. Interpreting the theme of "Hello, Future" in the form of a music video for one of three of Moby's tracks from Destroyed, the competition has prompted an unprecedented response with almost 600 entries coming in from young directors across the globe. "I'm overwhelmed in a really positive way, by the number of people competing, and the quality of the entries," enthuses Moby. To view an interview with Moby and the ten finalists videos go to: www.vimeo.com/saatchiandsaatchi
Dimitri Kechagias review about the remix package: Moby is always a cutting edge artist that despite being a pop icon, he likes to push the boundaries and provide to his fans an outstanding listening experience. As it happens with Moby releases star producers and remixers are invited to interpret in their own style the originals that usually are very esoteric melancholic songs with romantic feel and cinematic epic atmosphere. On this package to pick the best remix of all, it is really difficult task as all the remixers did great job cause I guess they feel that all the eyes and ears will be upon them as it is definitely highlight for them to remix a Moby's track. First of all the awesome Arno Cost provides an epic prog house mix with dynamism and drive perfect to use in the peak moment of your epic prog house set. Paul van Dyk delivers a balearic prog trance mix that stays close to the vibe of the original with two really beautiful breakdowns and tribal traveling beats to dance along besides the deep blue sea. This is definitely Paul van Dyk at his best, this remix is not to be missed. Bassjackers remix is fat and furious with electro banging house being the menu of the day. Gregor Tresher adds his electronic sensibility with deep hypnotic melancholic electro adventure. Rob offers the dubstep version that pushes the track in that really successful style of now adding that feeling of now. Overall is a great package that fans of Moby and djs will adore to play from this really true artist.
