Eloi BrunelleEloi Brunelle - Piknic moderne [EPS04] (July 3, 2004)

The Piknic Electronik in Montreal are an increasingly popular event held on Sunday afternoons, which features a variety of local djs playing under the sun, and are an ideal way to wind down the weekend. This year, the organisers decided they needed a theme song, and Eloi was recruited for the job.

The task was special in that they needed not only a simple soundtrack, but rather something that represented the different styles of music featured at the events, which ranges from deep house to techno, via electro and drum & bass.

Along with the original version, we bring you 3 remixes by different artists in the Epsilonlab stable; Mossa with a more organic interpretation, Pheek with a hypnotic, minimal version, and last but not least Mateo Murphys intense yet melodic remix. An essential addition to your daily musical intake.

This item is part of the collection: Epsilonlab

Author: Eloi Brunelle
Date: 2004-07-03 00:00:00
Source: www.epsilonlab.com
Keywords: Electronic; Techhouse

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Reviewer: Thinner/Autoplate - - August 24, 2004
Subject: Eloi Brunelle - Piknic moderne [EPS04]

The Montreal supreme VJ/DJ/Artist collevtive in terms of minimal house finally launched it's own netlabel and have already been fairly active within a short amount of time. Piknic Moderne is a weekly open air mini club on Ile-St. Helene in Montreal, a beautiful spot where you have a great view on the city. Because of this years great turnout, the organizers asked the Epsilonlab guys
to do a soundtrack, which should combine various
elements from all genres featured on the Piknic Moderne parties. Eloi Brunelles' theme is a fusion stomper, merging groovey Chicago pounds with 80's retro saw synths and Jazzy cutups. Very energetic and forward. The Mossa cut is a profound detailed work that digs out the shuffle funk grooves, to keep it modern. The Pheek remix is of mental nature, with twirling pads and
tactical beat maneuvers. Mateo Murphy once again loses himself in putting out a monster trance anthem, that is both driving, highly emotional that will bomb the clubs in and outside of Montreal at 5 am. Wicked, and a distinct exclamation mark to watch out for Epsilonlab.