Posted March 2, 201412 yr http://houseplanet.dj/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/aviciitrueremix.jpg Tracklist 01 Wake Me Up (Avicii by Avicii) 02 You Make Me (Avicii by Avicii) 03 Hey Brother (Avicii by Avicii) 04 Addicted To You (Avicii by Avicii) 05 Dear Boy (Avicii by Avicii) 06 Liar Liar (Avicii by Avicii) 07 Shame On Me (Avicii by Avicii) 08 Lay Me Down (Avicii by Avicii) 09 Hope There's Someone (Avicii by Avicii) Avicii announces new remix album - "True" Avicii by Avicii Twice Grammy nominated Swedish DJ / Producer Avicii is to release an extraordinary ‘True’ remix album on March 24th, following the remarkable and unprecedented success the album enjoyed upon it’s release last September. Boasting the fastest selling single of 2013 in ‘Wake Me Up!’, which also charted at number 1 in a mammoth 84 territories, as well as top 10 follow singles ‘You Make Me’ and ‘Hey Brother’, ‘True’ confirmed Avicii’s status as one of dance music’s truly global stars. Fusing charging dance rhythms with folk-esque riffs and vocals, a facet of his music that has rapidly become his hallmark, as well as displaying a stunning adeptness for melody, his is a sound that has galvanized charts across the world. Now, fresh for 2014, Avicii is set to offer up an entirely re-contextualized version of ‘True’ that delivers the album in a new, uniquely exciting light. Approached from an ‘Avicii by Avicii’ standpoint, each rework sees him toy with original tracks in an innovative format that showcases not only craftsmanship but a remarkable willingness to experiment and explore. Showcasing a multitude of dance floor styles is thus at the forefront of what makes this such an exciting body of music. The harmonic, big room charm of ‘Wake Me Up’, which works a rolling, bass-heavy twist on the original is a bold contrast to the synth-rich, disco-inspired rework of ‘You Make Me’ but one that defines Avicii’s prodigious musical outlook. A recurring theme throughout the album, further exemplified by the juxtaposition of storming, club-ready edit of ‘Hey Brother’ with a a brilliantly left-field, down-tempo remix of ‘Shame On Me’, ‘Avicii by Avicii’ is a conceptual masterstroke. Fresh and exciting, it manages to retain the personality of ‘True’, whilst simultaneously extending the appeal of what made ‘True’ such a groundbreaking debut album. YAAASSSS <3
March 2, 201412 yr OMG I'M DYING :wub: :wub: Can't wait to hear this, I was hoping there'd be a deluxe edition of some sort so yay for it happening!
March 2, 201412 yr So instead of releasing new material, he's just remaking the songs he's already put out and releasing them again? I really fail to see the point of this. Surely remix albums are supposed to showcase remixes by OTHER artists.
March 16, 201412 yr http://www.amazon.co.uk/TRUE-Avicii/dp/B00...rds=Avicii+true All the original tracks have been remixed for this special release. I believe we are also getting a repackaged edition of the original album? Anybody know any more info about this?
March 16, 201412 yr I wonder if some of the missing vocals will be restored for instance Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons) on ‘Heart Upon My Sleeve’?!
March 16, 201412 yr I wonder if some of the missing vocals will be restored for instance Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons) on ‘Heart Upon My Sleeve’?! Heart Upon My Sleeve doesn't seem to be on the track list :(
March 17, 201412 yr http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-OfiL-bqvahQ/UfQiss81HGI/AAAAAAAABXk/ZEruV2T7bA4/s1600/jacobs-by-marc-jacobs-18006-1290368856-3.jpg
March 27, 201412 yr So instead of releasing new material, he's just remaking the songs he's already put out and releasing them again? I really fail to see the point of this. Surely remix albums are supposed to showcase remixes by OTHER artists. I think the idea is to make the album appeal to his original fans who didn't like his techno-country direction. Certainly this feels more like the sort of album I'd have expected him to put out before I heard Wake Me Up. It's a very good set of remixes to be fair, I've heard the Wake Me Up remix before as it's Speed Remix which has appeared on compilations before and was originally Speed (burn & Lotus F1 Team Mix). The Dear Boy remix is fantastic, I think I prefer it to the album version, which I already loved! The new melody is fantastic! Hey Brother is a lot softer with a different singer, which sort of sounds like Salem Al Fakir.
March 27, 201412 yr The Dear Boy remix is fantastic, I think I prefer it to the album version, which I already loved! The new melody is fantastic! Hey Brother is a lot softer with a different singer, which sort of sounds like Salem Al Fakir. Probably is him, he did the box on You Make Me. This is fine but tbh I'm waiting on the Madonnas collab.
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