Mr Raoul K and Baobab Secret take the next step and put out new remixes of 'Le Karantkatrieme Peul'. Prisme are a Belgian duo (Nicolas Pepinster and Yves Theys) who started to produce their own material in 2010. They liked the title track so much that they remixed it and sent the result to Mr Raoul K who instantly fell in love with the melodic and laid back approach they took on it. This lush piece makes a perfect entry into a long night out, promising that every piece will fall into place. The other production crew featured on this release are the Iklawa Brothers (Mzwandile Nxasana and Sandile Magwaza) who run their own label in Durban, South Africa. They are big fans of Mr Raoul K's work and have been dropping his tunes in their sets on a regular basis. Their remix is a dark, afrobeat driven tune that takes the listener on a long trip into a gloomy world full of surprising musical twists, dramatic changes of mood and impressing string sounds. The last remix is done by Mr Raoul K himself. He shows a new side of his musical skills. Resulting in an epic track that seems to dance on tiptoes around a giant beast. One small step. Hesitate. Check carefully what happens. Do not disturb. Just watch in astonishment how it slowly awakes and stretches out to its full glory. A track that is full of hope, but reminds us to keep our feet to the ground to provide a solid stand.

Promotion / Feedback:
Journalist: Michel Leuffen (Groove, Prinz, Piranha): Africa meets the repetetive world of club music. Mr Raoul K is unique. Never fronting, always deep slow goover!
Radio - The Freaks Radio Show (Greece): Mr Raoul is a great producer. Prisme & Iklwa Brother XtetiQsoul Iklwa-Nations Remix are both great.
Radio - BayrischerRundfunk/BR - Philipp Laier: This is actually way beyond club-music. Unreleased version is awesome as hell and the prism remix sounds like it could have been released on Innervisions. I guess that could count as a compliment..
Mano Le Tough: Really like this! beautiful stuff. thanks!
Martin Landsky: Iklwa remix is great...i like the dark sinister mood.