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The Mystical Tree - Remixes

We’re back with a bang, and the first release featuring new material is a duo of quality thumping remixes of “The Mystical Tree”, originally a downbeat track.

Sydney-based Nikolozi kicks the proceedings off with a stomping and teasing tech banger. Redsquad follows this up with a driving, but deep, fidget treatment of the original.

Click here to download The Mystical Tree – Remixes (30MB zip)

nsu – The Mystical Tree – Remixes – NCMF008DD
1. The Mystical Tree [Nikolozi Remix] 7:44
2. The Mystical Tree [Redsquad's Deep Remix] 6:13

Sixteen 786 / False Fugitive - Remixes

We close off the retrospective series of free downloads with two very experimental remixes. Drum & bass DJ and producer Romantech pulls the tempo down goes electro-chill-out on his remix of nsu’s collaboration with Iceland’s Lost in Japan – the original version of “Sixteen 786″ is due out on the “Escape” EP in late 2009. Giorgi then rounds off the package with a very ruff’n'drivin’ version of “False Fugitive”.

Click here to download Sixteen 786 / False Fugitive – Remixes (18MB zip)

nsu – Sixteen 786 / False Fugitive – Remixes – NCMF007DD
1. Sixteen 786 feat. Lost in Japan [Romantech Remix] 4:24
2. False Fugitive [Giorgi Remix] 4:17

And that’s it! All free releases from now on will be new works – watch out for NCMF008DD in two weeks, where we will dropping two solid new remixes of “The Mystical Tree”.

Also available for free download:
- NCMF001DD – Neutron Star – Remixes
- NCMF002DD – The Last Sunrise / Spiritual Adrenalin – Remixes
- NCMF003DD – Sensitivity – Remixes
- NCMF004DD – Darkness
- NCMF005DD – Neutron Star / The Last Sunrise (Live)
- NCMF006DD – Pluton Bleed / Pulsar Dub

New single – Coming soon!

Coming Soon...

Just around the corner is the first worldwide release from nsu!

Juice of Life / West Coast Dub, a dual single, with both songs written and produced in collaboration with the mighty Squeezer Project, with some fantastic vocals and instrumentation on “West Coast Dub” by jus8ken.

The single will only be available digitally through stores such as iTunes, Amazon, Napster, etc. Full details in the next couple of weeks – watch this space.

Live Video

Earlier this year, in March, nsu played a live set at the Downbeat Syndrome gig in Auckland. During the set, Micah Stray Theories spontaneously joined nsu on stage and played some great saxophone improvisations during nsu’s performance of “Darkness” and “Concordia”.

Click here to see the video footage of the jam.

New Remix for Sharkweek

The latest remix by nsu is a minimal tech-house treatment of Sharkweek’s “Reach Out to the Stars”, from his debut album “Hammerhead Nebula”. The remix will appear on the Sharkweek remix album “Shark’s Head Soup” later in the year, among remixes by other NZ artists.

Also to appear on the remix album will be nsu’s dubstep-style remix of “Moonrise Over Kerala”.

Currently in the works are remixes for Squeezer Project and Stray Theories.

nsu Caps

Opposite-sex-magnets

Have you got yours yet? These have been flying out like hotcakes. If you’re interested in one (ain’t many left in the current batch, so hurry up!), get in touch through the following email address, and we’ll advise you of the cost in getting one:

info [AT] newclearmusic [DOT] com

All proceeds are invested back into new stage gear or production costs. Thanks to all who’ve already grabbed one! Your support means a lot!

Panic Bells – Music Video

That’s right – some of you will no doubt have noticed that the team is hard at work shooting the video for “Panic Bells”, one of the tracks on the forthcoming “Escape” EP, due out end of 2009. We’ve shot just over a half of the footage needed.

Click here to check out some of the behind the scenes pics.

New Releases – Free Downloads

The latest in a series of retrospective releases are a duo of remixes of older nsu tracks and the latest package carries an uplifting theme with mixes by James Lee & Squeezer Project.

If you haven’t got yours yet, get your free download by clicking here.

Also available are remixes of “Neutron Star” by Romantech and Ralph’e’ – grab by clicking here