The REMIXES

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The wait is over!…

Finally a full collection of REMIXES from Timo Garcia’s

critically acclaimed Wonderlust Bug artist album is available

as a double CD from HMV, Play, Juno and all good music

shops as well as a digital download from iTunes, Beatport,

DJ Download and all other legal download sites. So please

support the cause and spend the few pounds it costs for

this album which will LOVE YOU long time! Remember a CD

is for life… not just for Easter!

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The album kicks off with a Cafe del Mar style Ambient

remix of ‘The Hang Drum Track’ which also get’s the remix

treatment from both Eric Kupper & Timmy Stewart (Jet

Project) . Opening track from the original album ‘Boom’

get’s a Dubstep re-rub from Akashic 11 as well as a full on

Tech House makeover from New York City’s finest Onionz.

There is a Drum & Bass remix of Swing Thing from

Jenkinsound which also now features Sam Obernik on

vocals. Lutzenkirchen /and Harvey (Trisco) Dawson have

reworked Magic Roundabout, while Timo gives it an extra

dimension by adding Amber Jolene’s sultry vocals over it to

kick start CD2. There’s much more on there, some already

released as singles and others new and exclusive from the

likes of DJ Pierre, James Harcourt, Demarkus Lewis, Justin

Harris (Freaks), Shifter & Carvell so please check it out…

and below are some select DJ reactions and rather

amazing reviews from the worlds dance music press…

And of course no Berwick Street Records release would be

complete without a rather large release party to go with it

so in true style we will be holding ours at the Ministry of

Sound in London on Friday 19th February…. so make sure

you get your name on our guestlist and come on down to

celebrate with us (flyer/details below)

Select DJ Reactions & Reviews

Laurent Garnier

Really like BOOM Akashic 11 remix will play that one out,

thanks

James Zabiela (on James Harcourt remix of Wonderlust)

Sounds super-phat in the club and has the obligatory ‘p-p-

prog prog stabs”

Mark Knight (on Magic Roundabout)

Very nice release from Timo, the original really has

something about it… good remix from Lutzenkirchen too.

Dave Seaman

A top selection of remixers deliver a wonderfully eclectic

collection. Really like the Lutzenkirchen and Harcourt mixes

personally.

ATFC

Feelings similar to Mark Knight although I’d add the James

Harcourt mix of Wonderlust in there – quite a spectactular

array of mixes!

Groove Armada (Tom)

Lovin: Magic Roundabout-Lutzenkirchen mix big heavy tech

groover. also, Deadly Grooves (Hauswerks & Gaz James

mix)

Freestylers (Matt Cantor on Boom)

Nice one Timo.. Props to you for all the stuff your doing at

the moment… wicked stuff! Jerry’s (Akashic 11) mix is

blinding btw… please send over my props to him too!!!!!

Hernan Cattaneo (Renaissance) (on Magic Roundabout)

Harvey’s mix is very good Tim Sheridan (on Magic

Roundabout) 2 lovely deep remixes I shall greatly enjoy

playing. nuff said!

Chris Lake

Really like the Lutzenkirchen remix of Magic Roundabout

Yousef Love the DJ Pierre mix David Duriez hey there, i’m

playing “BOOM” all the time, Timo’s version but also

Onionz’s it’s very cool, keep it coming.

Riley & Durrant

Just to let you know we’ve been playing the James

Harcourt instrumental of Wonderlust in our sets for the last

few weeks at Privilege in Ibiza – nice track!

Llorca (F comm)

Thanx for the promo, mate… my favourite here is the

James Harcourt remix. Nice one! (Wonderlust)

CJ Mackintosh

The Hang Drum Track (Kupper’s Tokyo Bliss Mix) That’s the

one for me. Thanks Fedde le Grand: Like it !!!

John Acquaviva

Justin Harris, Gaz James/Hauswerks, Onionz, Harcourt are

best on first listen

Riva Starr

DJ Pierre delivering the goods for me! 😉

Graeme Park

Really like Boom & Wonderlust (Free Your Mind) and will

feature in my show next week.

Q Burns (Abstract Message)

Eric Kupper mix is outstanding, as expected. Tons of flow

and quite expansive. I also really like Timo’s Balearica Mix.

This is a good candidate for next month’s radio show. Also

liking the mixes by Justin Harris, James Harcourt, and the

lovely Shifter & Carvell mix. Nice package overall …

cheers for it.

Trafik (Global Underground)

Loved the original and this is a great chilled remix. (The

Hang Drum Track)

AFTERLIFE

“I really like it, it has a feel of Jon Hassell in his African

phase but really up to date. I really love the brass chords

and the overall vibe is great.” (The Hang Drum Track

Balearica remix)

Stuart Patterson (on Deadly Grooves)

F#ckin ace mate.. best thing you’ve done for me.. all mixes

killer, now just which one to play..

Data Transmission (Review of BOOM) 9/10

Akashic 11 finishes off with a 2-step garage mix with

dubstep sounds, full of rude bass frequencies both razor-

sharp and phatter in nature. The vocals and original sounds

are cut up placed inventively, and combined with gnarly,

tumultuous bass, make for by far the most interesting and

musically enjoyable mix of the lot. Stick with this and the

original and you’ll go far my son.

*****

ourHOUSE Magazine review by Dean Facer 10/10

Following his superb debut album release back in May 2009

Timo Garcia enlists a truly inspired selection of DJ’s to

remix the album, and brings you, Wonderlust Bug – T
he

Remixes. Coming out on his own highly regarded London

based label Berwick Street Records, Tim Belcher aka Timo

Garcia has selected 19 superb remixes of his own original

material, and as mentioned he has enlisted some truly

inspired choices of DJ’s to do the remixes including DJ

Pierre, Eric Kupper, Jon Gurd, Demarkus Lewis,

Lützenkirchen etc.

Personal favourites of mine are DJ Pierre’s Afro Acid remix

of ‘Boom’ which is a real gem of remix and takes you on a

trip down memory lane with it’s late 80’s acid overtones

and bringing back fond memories of the whole Acid House

scene, then there is one of my favourite producers,

Lützenkirchen, with his take on ‘Magic Roundabout’ which is

six and half minutes of peaktime jackin’ house that locks

you into it’s groove and takes you prisoner and then of

course there is the ground breaking track ‘The Hang Drum

Track’ that actually gets the remix treatment three times all

in very different ways, but Timo’s own ‘Balearica Mix’ is

simply stunning and just ripe for watching the sunset in a

bar in Ibiza or wherever else you choose to see the sun

melt in to the ocean. Overall 10/10, 19 superb remixes of

Timo’s original works and a must have album for any

serious DJ or music lover.

Resident Advisor NEWS Article

Timo Garcia is set to release a double-disc collection of

remixes in early February. Real name Tim Belcher, the

London-based DJ, producer and label owner certainly

hasn’t relied on any others in getting his name out there,

founding his Berwick Street Records imprint in 2005 in

order to showcase his tech-house productions. His hard

work over the past five years culminated with last year’s

debut full-length, Wonderlust Bug, and Belcher is obviously

keen to keep the momentum going with this 19-track

compilation. Featuring remixes from Chicago house legend

DJ Pierre as well as Lützenkirchen, Onionz, Timmy Stewart,

James Harcourt and Belcher himself, Wonderlust Bug: The

Remixes aims directly for the dance floor. If you didn’t

catch it last time around, the producer has made the

original Wonderlust Bug album available as a free

download via his Soundcloud page. Berwick Street Records

will release Wonderlust Bug: The Remixes on February 8th,

2010.

iDJ Magazine review 8/10

Timo Garcia Wonderlust Bug: The Remixes Berwick Street

(UK) Wherein label boss Timo flexes his contact muscles

and ties 19 club-ready rubs of tracks from last year’s artist

album in two handy discs. If you’ve been following Timo’s

label Berwick St, you’ll kinda know what to expect; house

music, and plenty of it! A few curveballs have also been

included to keep things as varied and exciting as they need

to be in these competitive times. Admittedly the collection

works best for DJs but there’s more than enough variety to

keep any dancefloor-reared ears happy… And even more

production talent. My own personal highlights come

courtesy of Justin Harris for his whimsically melodic take on

‘Wonderlust’, and Akashic, thanks to his deviously edgy

dubsteppy angle on ‘Boom’, but these are just two in a

collection that features names as big as DJ Pierre and

Onionz and stretch as far as downtempo to D&B.

Wonderlusts never cease…

Transmission / Inhale review by Jan Milkulin 8/10

True to form, Timo has put together a double album of

remixes that show just why he is such an in-demand DJ

and producer… With luminaries such as Eric Kupper, DJ

Pierre and Onionz queuing up for remix duty, this was

always sure to pack a punch or two. The knock-out blows

come from Kupper, Jon Gurd, Shifter & Carvell and Timo

himself, who steps in occasionally to remix his own work

and providing my favourite mix of the entire album – the

Balearica remix of his storming single, ‘The Hang Drum

Track’. Overall, this is a double album that intrigues,

informs and inspires. A great collection of tracks and a well

planned and compiled album with a good fell and flow too.

Soonnight review by Kristan Caryl 83%

Timo Garcia – Berwick Street Records boss – commendably

soldiers on in the fight for the limelight that is the nature of

running an independent label with this, the release of his

debut artist album Wonderlust Bug as remixed by a range

of talents from a whole bag full of genres. The original LP

was a well-produced journey through techy, proggy house

and drew on Timo’s experiences of travelling the world. It

also introduced the world to the Hang Drum (a sonorous,

deep, bell-like instrument) and Manu Delago (a skilled

player of said drum) and was as much for home as it was

for club listening. This remix edition, though, is decidedly

more dance floor orientated once Timo’s album opening,

sun kissed reinterpretation of The Hang Drum track has

blissfully floated by having dumped you in Balearic heaven.

After that comes a peak time, pumping ‘Wonderlust [Free

Your Mind]’ re-rub by Shifter & Carvell which ebbs and

flows from spiralling synth breakdowns to driving, tech

edged house, all with an ethereal vocal from Amber Jolene

floating up top. Also included is a retro slice of house

courtesy of NYC’s DJ Onionz who turns ‘Boom’ into a

percolating track which builds and builds with twisted

synths until it bubbles over into a deep, spacey jaunt; a

spare, trippy 4/4 cut ‘Wonderlust’ from James Harcourt

which is as much for head as it is heel and even a slice of

piano led deebee from Jenkinsound who take the swing

theme of ‘Swing Thing’ and run it through a fuzzy, future

filter.

The second disc offers more straight up house with micro-

funky and dainty melodies (Daybreak’s remix of ‘Magic

Roundabout’); swaggering, deep tech-house (‘Wonderlust’

(Justin Harris Singapore remix)); chunky, shuffling grooves

in the form of ‘Swing Thing’ (Demarkus Lewis remix);

prickling acid from DJ Pierre on ‘Boom;’ broken beats on

‘The Morning After ‘(Instrumental Beats mix) and what is

arguably the highlight – a moody, salt shaker sprinkled

slice of dark underground tech from the Jet Project’s

Timmy Stewart. All in all another solid release for Timo,

and one which offers so much to so many: any DJs out

there should add this to their want lists immediately – it’s

full of killer tracks which could ignite many a varied dance

floor.

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