: Sitting at a steady 121 BPM , it locks into a groove that is perfect for the transition from the lounge to the main room.
The original version of "Crush Velvet," which first appeared on Midnight Snacks Vol. 2 , carries a heavy emotional weight. It was written as a dedication to MdCL’s mentor and friend, the late (Phlash). While the original is a "break-heavy, broken beat jam full of twists and turns," French artist Laroye takes the track in a distinct, "future nu-jazz house" direction. A Masterful Flip What makes Laroye’s alternate mix so compelling? Mark De Clive Lowe Crush Velvet Laroye Remix
If you’ve been following the evolution of broken beat and nu-jazz, the name (MdCL) is likely already a permanent fixture in your rotation. But even for the most seasoned crate-diggers, the Laroye Remix of "Crush Velvet" stands out as a masterclass in how to breathe new, soulful life into a future classic. : Sitting at a steady 121 BPM ,
The Ultimate Late-Night Groover: Laroye’s Reimagining of "Crush Velvet" It was written as a dedication to MdCL’s