Alex Barck – Don’t Hold Back (Copy Paste Soul Remix)

Posted on May 23, 2013 in Deep House, Electronica, Smooth Jams, Soul

Copy Paste Soul is a producer based out of London, and that is pretty much the only detail that can be dug up following an extensive Google search. Though he remains fairly anonymous to the public, he lets his music do the talking, in which he radiates a warm, sensual fusion of deep house and bass that quenches the soul the way sunshine soaks the skin. Aside from releasing EPs on 2 Swords and Exploited, he has been commissioned to remix artists such as deadmau5, Imogen Heap, and Photek.

His latest work is a remix of Alex Barck (member of Jazzanova), whose single “Don’t Hold Back” released earlier this year, and has been re-released as part of the Reunion 1&2 Remix EP on Sonar Kollectiv. Described by the artist himself as “warm squelch soul,” Copy Paste Soul makes beautiful use of piano chords and emotion-filled vocal samples that drip with aching, in addition to a fat bass-line to create a soulful interpretation of Barck’s song. The breakdown adds drama, and the song picks up near the end turning what was initially a smooth jammer into a jacking beat. Copy Paste Soul certainly does not skimp on the soul.

The remix as well as the original are available to stream below. If you fall in love with them, they are available to purchase now on Beatport.

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