1.F.Y.C. (Original Mix)
2.F.Y.C. (Steve Haines Remix)
2.F.Y.C. (Steve Haines Remix)
Since the release of his debut album ‘Radio’ and the ‘Cycles Vol. 2’ compilation, no style has been safe. In follow-up to the highly successful ‘So Caught Up’, ‘Sun In The Winter’, ‘Nothing Else Matters’ and his Beatport number one hit - the Protoculture collab remix for Perfecto classic ‘Grace – Not Over Yet’, Max Graham is pleased to sweep the floors with something quite different this summer.
Conceived during one of the long nights spent in his Montreal based studio, sees Max Graham touch dusky depths with new single ‘F.Y.C.’. A pitch-dark, groovy progressive force takes over as soon as this crowd-pleaser hits in. ‘F.Y.C.’ already made it through Markus Schulz’ selection for his Be @ Space compilation, making a perfect fit to the big-room sound the American DJ is known for. ‘F.Y.C.’ will make the global floors rumble and shake, so prepare for long, sultry nights.
UK producer Steve Haines, no rookie to the game either, delivers a rich blend of progressive house and acid-flavoured techy stabs. A thick, deep bass takes control on his remix of ‘F.Y.C.’.
Dimitri Kechagias review: Rebrand is label of surprises and great records no its owner the fantastic and always ahead of its game Mr Max Graham takes over the control room and deliver what we know term as big room sound. A hybrid style of house and trance with added edge of tech sensibilities too. FYC is definitely a tribute to the underground sound of now with that rocky edge riff that energize your body fluids in seconds after the dj is dropping it. Steve is amazing and here he goes as he delivers a smasher with funky chunky acid styled prog houser impossible to miss. Rebrand goes from strength to strength and definitely is a label that should be checked out. Be warned that you can expect the unexpected on the way that only Rebrand knows. Max Graham is highly recommended to vote for him at the dj mag top 100 pool.
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