A few months after the debut of The Knocks‘ latest album New York Narcotic, the album’s most successful single has gotten a re-up with the release of the Brazilian Soul Remixes EP. The new iterations of the song see it evolve from its original style as a funky and laid-back summery groove, into broader electronic territory.

Leading the way on the release is Brooklyn-based tech house outfit Walker & Royce, who have brought “Brazilian Soul” to the club for techno fans, followed by a big room remix from FTampa. The EP also includes an ’80s-influenced electronica take from Gilligan Moss as well as an “Acoustic Bossa Version” that features a gorgeous arrangement of ukuleles and vocals.

Tags: Big Beat Records, brazillian soul, ftampa, remix, sofi tukker, The Knocks, walker & royce

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