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REVIEW: Swanky Tunes & Hard Rock Sofa – I Wanna Be Your Dog ( The Remixes)


1-Tocadisco remix
2-Oliver Moldan remix
3-Brockman & Basti M remix

One of this years DJ revelations Swanky Tunes got no one less than TOCADISCO to remix their ‘I Wanna Be Your Dog’. Bringing so much power in the drop it's hard not to crank it up and turn your room into a mini rave! Add a deep, stomping Oliver Moldan remix and energetic electro edit by Brockman & Basti M to the package and you’re set to own this rave with two hands up in the air!



Dimitri Kechagias review: Doorn records headed by the superstar dj and producer Sander van Doorn delivers a massive new release ready to blow your mind. Swanky Tunes combine their creative minds with Hard Rock Sofa in order to deliver the hot, nasty, naughty anthem I wanna be your dog. After the excellent original that combined a massive rock influenced breakdown with epic prog house beats, is time for the remixes to be released and dominate the download shop charts. First of all the German master Tocadisco adds a tougher bouncier bassline and uses on top the massive vocal that sounds perfect for his tribal big room house soundbed. I'm so sure that all the clubbers will start singing along the naughty and very sexy lyrics without second though quite impulsive. Tocadisco has changed the track a lot as it sounds a totally different thing without the huge hard rock guitars. Oliver Moldan after quite an absence returns with a deeper prog house version perfect for your deep and long prog house sets. The bassline is quite dark and mysterious with percussion that sounds very live and alive as well. He uses just a small part of the rock guitar riff just to remind us the original. Very creative, really special and so classy version that I can imagine that  wide variety of djs will use it and abuse it on the dancefloor. Last but not least Brockman & Basti M edit the original version into a shorter tighter and may I guess more effective version for the djs who like to play just a small part of the track and pass quickly to the next. Its a hit that can easily crossover to mainstream as well. Like IT!


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