TTRACKLIST:

1. Crème de la Crème
2. Crème de la Crème � Bechari rmx

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A new Home Made release features another Croatian invention: a tie! in a musical sense of course. Amsterdam s� VITAMIN K launches  CRÈME DE LA CRÈME, a cut from his latest album ESSENTIAL VITAMINS and Zagreb�s  BECARI come around with a cool remix.  

CRÈME DE LA CRÈME shakes things up in the good old fashion of house music with tight rhythm pattern driving the track while ongoing resonant bass line stirs it up in IVANs� own, regressive way. This has set foundation for what has now become a tapping point for BECARI's remix, a deepness flowing in the house vain and every element subordinated to the idea of making you dance. The most interesting point of this song is the break, where our boys acculturate the global dance music heritage with a variance of traditional Balkan trumpets and singing.  

Expressed in emotional content, traditional music hasn't survived through the trendy winds of change simply for the sake of culture preservation, but for it's strength and relevancy to present times, same as our ancestors, we feel the need to dance and have fun while at it. This motive has been left unchanged for ages and remains a central conception of BECARI's work.

Forget about boring math in highscool, this release equasion is simple: VITAMIN K 'Creme de la Creme' plus BECARI remix, equals pleasure. Eaaaazzzzyyy !

ABOUT ARTISTS

Vitamin K
Ivan Kadelburg aka Vitamin K. is sound artist, DJ and producer born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Currently living and working in Amsterdam, Netherlands. His interest in music was obvious from an early age. At the age of nine he have started education in classical and jazz guitar playing. In teenage years, as he discovered and got influenced by more of different music styles, he realized that his interests lay more in DJ-ing, sound and music production, than in playing a particular instrument. When he was 16 he started Dj-ing on the local radio station Index Radio. His Friday night show become popular because of his beautiful mixes of diverse music styles and periods, from classical music, pop, rock, punk, blues, jazz to electronic dance music. His first public performance as a DJ was during the student protest 1996/97 in Belgrade, where he deejayed on street parties at famous Discotheque Blue Cordon. In the same period, he has completed several courses in music production. In 1999 he moved to live in Israel for year and a half, where he became more involved in electronic music and club scene. During that time he worked in several Music production studios and made his first electronic music tracks. After coming back to Belgrade he have started DJ-ing in local clubs and at the same time producing more music of his own. On one of his visits to Zagreb (Croatia) he met local DJ and promoter Sergej Lugovic aka DJ Sergej, who become very good friend and fresh and stimulating influence on his musical development. Sergej realized Ivans talent and potential that led to professional co-operation and album release on Sergej label Home Made. The album Vitamin K- Essential Vitamins is Ivan's first release. Ivan's current music taste is diverse, ranging from hard techno to deep house, from electro to minimal, from IDM to electronic sounds capes. And all of these influences are present in his DJ sets, performances and in his own productions. In September 2005 he moved to Amsterdam to study at Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Audio-visual Department. And at the same time, making more commitment in building his career on more international level; promoting his album, Dj-ing and working on his performance as sound artist.

Bechari
It's been a while since producers MARKO PELAIC and DJ SERGEJ stepped up for a rerun of their wild party habits, synonymous to the perpetual celebration of life, rooted deeply in the Balkan mentality. Same as the Balkan mentality, that's always changing and over going core change at the same time, BECARI never left us, but have come back for the better.
Expressed in emotional content, this traditional music hasn't survived through the trendy winds of change simply for the sake of culture preservation, but for it's strenght and relevancy to present times, same as our ancestors, we feel the need to dance and have fun while at it. This motive has been left unchanged for ages and remains a central conception of BECARI's work. BECARI nurture carefully their ability to capture the cultural framework, transpose and project it into universal language, a modern slang of a thousand year old Balkan musical heritage mixed together with the present club culture, which, as far as our ambition goes, will last for a thousand years to come. This particular ore is found in the gaze of those innovative and receptive enough to anwser the needs of the people dancing to celebrate life. And what's more important for dancing, except good music, than dancing shoes.