We're thrilled to present Camel Riders' brand new release titled 'World Tour' by GidoR, incl. remixes by SEVN, Richard Elcox & Matija, Karmaâ.
The Tel Aviv-based producer Or Gido aka GidoR, is serving us in his debut EP on Camel Riders, three diverse & puumping originals: 'Lost In Time', 'Dreamly Djembe', and 'Superstition', which are accompanied by three splendid remixes. GidoR's originals manage to take the listeners into a deep trip around the world with a sophisticated and futuristic approach. Organic elements and sounds, alongside with a variety of instruments and ethnic voices collide with exquisite & powerful electronic beats. The opening track of the EP is 'Lost In Time', a mystic tale that holds within swirling Oud riffs, Didgeridoo-ish sounds and middle-eastern vocal fragments fused with exquisite electronic sounds. Coming up next is 'Dreamly Djembe', a fresh & pumping Afro House tune which exhibits organic elements & sounds, dreamy percussions accompanied by fantastic African vocal fragments, creating a peak time hours delight. The 3rd original is 'Superstition', which displays a powerful driving baseline, seasoned with trippy sounds and epic guitar riffs that frame the whole track and create glorious moments of suspense and a raw yet electrifying atmosphere. On Remix duty, 1st we have the pleasure to welcome the Montreal-based producer, SEVN to Camel Riders with his interpretation for 'Lost In Time'. In his remix, SEVN exhibits a darkish and extremely pleasurable baseline which is framed by wooden percussive sounds, mystic melodies and warm synth riffs, creating a powerful intoxicating voyage. Coming up next we are welcoming on our label the Swiss producer, Matija and the Berlin-based producer Richard Elcox which collaborated to create their version of 'Dreamly Djembe'. In their interpretation, Richard Elcox & Matija took the original to warmer grounds, with its dreamy and nomadic baseline accompanied by melancholic yet blissful synth and Sitar melodies, all spiced with cinematic arpeggio and metallic sounds. Last but not least we are thrilled to have Karmaâ in his debut in Camel Riders with his version of 'Superstition'. In his remix, the Toulouse-based producer is exhibiting a fresh, melodic and colourful interpretation with the use of sexy percussion sounds, dramatic melodic synth riffs, and touching Oud & flute riffs, while keeping the powerful swirling baseline of the original.