How (Conrad Clifton Remix)
by POLARSEN, Conrad Clifton
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After his appearance on the Kitsuné compilation with Young Franco, Conrad Clifton returns with an imaginative remix for POLARSEN’s new single “How”. With some unexpected twists, the remix brings fresh energy to the house genre, akin to artists like Jacques Greene and Ross from Friends.
“When I first heard the demo, I was struck by how effortless it felt. Like one of those songs that could soundtrack your whole day, it just felt so good,” says Conrad. “I just tried to amp up the energy a bit, without losing that inherent organic feel. Plus I really wanted to chop up that sample more - replay it, and make it my own. The rest came together pretty naturally, once I had that in place.”
The original sample in “How” was also used by $uicideBoy$ and XXXTENTACION, so there’s an underlying thread connecting the two worlds of electronic music and hip hop - core ingredients for Conrad and Infinity Pool. And true to form, his take on “How” feels more like an original than a standard remix.
“When I first heard the demo, I was struck by how effortless it felt. Like one of those songs that could soundtrack your whole day, it just felt so good,” says Conrad. “I just tried to amp up the energy a bit, without losing that inherent organic feel. Plus I really wanted to chop up that sample more - replay it, and make it my own. The rest came together pretty naturally, once I had that in place.”
The original sample in “How” was also used by $uicideBoy$ and XXXTENTACION, so there’s an underlying thread connecting the two worlds of electronic music and hip hop - core ingredients for Conrad and Infinity Pool. And true to form, his take on “How” feels more like an original than a standard remix.
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released December 6, 2019
Production, Mixing & Mastered by Conrad Clifton
Production, Mixing & Mastered by Conrad Clifton
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Infinity Pool is a forward thinking music label, founded and curated by Conrad Clifton. Based in Brooklyn NY, our focus is
to influence the culture of Electronic music and Hip-Hop, globally.
We appreciate labels like Ghostly, Warp, LuckyMe, Brainfeeder and Fool's Gold. More importantly, we appreciate our fans and listeners. Thank you for being here.
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