Dimitri Berzerk – The Liquid Path (EP – Sector Industrial Producciones)
Genre/Influences: Electro-Pop, Body-Pop, Dance-Pop.
Format: Digital, CD.
Background/Info: “The Liquid Path” is the latest EP released by Mexican producer and label Owner Dimitri Berzerk. The work was already released last year.
Content: Every single EP by this artist reveals different music ideas and collaborations while moves on revealing alternative edits and remixes. This work moves from pure Dance-Pop to 80s driven Body-Pop. You’ll discover instrumental edits and sung tracks with guest singers. Most remixes have been made by Mexican artists although there also is an Industrial-driven one by Xotox.
+ + + : Diversity is the key to the work -and success, of Dimitri Berzerk. I’m more into the 80s driven retro sound from “A Refraction In Blue” which I prefer to the title song. Among the remixes I recommend the Trance-orientated remix of the title song by Cyberculture.
– – – : When you get an EP with a huge amount of remixes you’ll always get a few disappointing and forgettable songs. I however already heard better work from this artist.
Conclusion: Dimitri Berzerk is first of all there to make you dance on Pop and EBM tunes.
Best songs: “A Refraction In Blue”, “The Liquid Path – TrancEnd’s Cyberculture Remix”, “The Liquid Path – Modelo De Placer Underwater Mix”, “Sailing Through Uncertainty – DATA Remix”.
Rate: 7.
Artist: www.dimitriberzerk.com / www.facebook.com/dimitri.berzerk
Label: www.sector-industrial.com / www.facebook.com/sector.industrial.producciones
About Dimitri Berzerk
Dimitri Berzerk is the artist name of Mexican DJ, producer and remixer Dimitri Loyo, who also runs his own label, Sector Industrial Producciones. The name references the Atari video game “Berzerk”, his first exposure to vocoders, and the band Apoptygma Berzerk. After building a track record remixing other artists, Loyo began releasing his own EPs on Sector Industrial Producciones, as he explained in a Click Interview with Side-Line. He has since joined the C-Lekktor line-up as a DJ and producer.
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