2-Dj Blues(Martin Roth Broken Analog remix)
3-Dj Blues(Martin Roth Hauptstadtpop remix)
Last year, the Danish music scene increasingly was drawing attention to Panamah. In late 2010, the band is described from the biggest music magazine Gaffa in Denmark as interesting newcomers, and soon after they released their single Ikke for Sent, which became at the national radio station, the single of the week. Following 2011, they released the singles Et sted at STA, Blikket OPAD, Ved Siden Af and the debut album Ud af Stilhed, and the band's songs were up and down on the radio play. Thus, the expectations were high, as they presented in the summer of 2012, their single Panamah - DJ Blues, which was an instant hit. The song went platinum and was one of last years most played songs on Danish radio.
Panamah currently floating on a wave of success, and their songs appear constantly in the Danish iTunes, music, radio and TV charts. As with their latest single Børn Natten who long counted among the top three most played songs on Danish radio, they build on the success of DJ blues. Panamah both titles were presented several times live on the prime time Danish television. They appear at the finals of the Danish X-Factor talent show in 2013 and have been nominated for, handset price 'of the Danish radio stations.
Panamah received praise for their unique, fresh sound, and their interpretation of pop, which is influenced by such diverse genres such as House, Folk, Electronica, and the singer / songwriter tradition. The whole is rounded off by soft, distinctive vocals and songwriting, which draws on the traditions of Nordic pop songs.
The band consists of the experienced electronic music producers, Anders Christensen - the mastermind behind the sound of the band - and guitarist Peter Lutzen. The analog purist approach ensures that charisma and the classic virtues of songwriting in the world of Panamah is not to miss out. All this is harmoniously connected through the sensitive voice of the singer Amalie Stender, who the electronic media mention that she gives a spherical, stoic rapt sound to their songs.
Label: Island Records
Dimitri Kechagias review: One of the finest Danish groups at the moment Panamah is about to invade the world with their biggest hit from last year that is called Dj Blues. The track gets the needed remix treatment from the well known dj and producer from Stutgart Germany the awesome Solee who transforms the original into an atmospheric travelling unique deep tech house anthem with crunchy beats, deep haunting basslines and cool moody dark melodic themes on top. Its cinematic, mysterious, surprising and attention grasping with well designed atmosphere and nice demanding grooves. Its one of those remixes that will lock you into its groove and will stay in your heart for long. A future classic is born. The package includes two additional exceptional remixes by Martin Roth, the German master of electronic dance music who delivers two high quality versions that deep house/tech house djs will play a lot this summer in their sets. First is the Broken Analog remix that has that balearic acid house 90's sound to it. It has that romantic playful atmosphere that will definitely make you wonder if it is produced now or if it really comes from the early 90's. Warm strings, cool synths and great summery feel good rhythm ensures that every single clubber will be on a nice trip back to the rave days. It includes even the old vinyl effect on it. Martin Roth Hauptstadtpop remix has a 2013 deep tech house sound to it with that distinctive Berlin atmosphere in it. Deep, melancholic with hints of jazz, great synths and that fantastic vocal on top is elements that turn this version into a real winner. Martin Roth delivered a mindblowing set of remixes not to be missed. Dj Blues will become European hit this summer without doubt. Adore it!
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