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And I must say, he took the essence of the track and completely revamped it. Press Esc key to exit. Ta-ku is always pushing and exploring the boundaries of beats and compositions in electronic music. He has evolved from his early sound pioneering into one of the producers on the forefront of progressive beat production. Interesting stuff to travel through. Even though Re-Twerk isn't even officially out yet, I am already craving for more. After his completion of his ambitious two-part album, 50 Days for Dilla , I was genuinely excited to see what direction he decides to take. ta-ku retwerk 2

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Ta-ku - Sweat Like Keith. In this EP, we ride shotty through tracks that focus more on looping, sampling, and effects with experimentation in bass, trap, and two-step.

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T-ku are four remixes in Re-Twerkand all of them are fantastic. I was drawn to this specific remix because I coincidentally wrote about the original "Dance Bear" not too long ago. Ta-ku is always pushing and exploring the boundaries of beats and compositions in electronic music. He has an impressive history of successful remixes, and have been churning them out without hesitation.

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Though I am more of a fan rerwerk his 50 Days for Dilla style, I am not disappointed in the least after my first listen. So what how does Re-Twerk stack up against 50 Days for Dilla?

It's pretty difficult to place one finger on one genre to describe his style. Ta-ku is also no stranger to the world of re-mixing. Ta-ku is one of those few truly dynamic producers, who established his own solid audio persona even though his game changes frequently.

But deep beneath the progressive and experimental structures of his beats lies a sturdy foundation of influences and styles culminated into one: This one is going to be heavy. Interesting stuff to travel through.

ta-ku retwerk 2

Even though Re-Twerk isn't even officially out yet, I am already craving for more. Littered throughout the EP, you'll stumble across tunes that are lighter in nature, and others that feel like a freight train hitting you in the face. His latest path leads us to his latest EP, Re-Twerk. No matter what your music preference is, you'll inevitably will take a retwsrk to Ta-ku.

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He has evolved from his early sound pioneering into one of the producers on the forefront of ta-,u beat production. Below are some tracks that affirm my previous statement. Re-Twerk may seem like an eclectic collection of tracks, but in reality, it makes the EP more cohesive as a whole. Ever since his announcement of Re-Twerk, I have been itching to listen to it. But that's OK, because he has a knack for producing highly enjoyable tunes with great replay value.

Lewis - Time Travel Ta-ku Remix. His sound reaches to the many corners of music and influences, resulting in unheard of styles and approaches regwerk the beatsmithing world. Ta-ku - Hey Justin.

Ta-ku - Re-Twerk [EP]

I had no idea if Re-Twerk was already in progress at the same time, but all I knew was that his next release would sound drastically different than 50 Days for Dilla.

Press Esc key to exit. Embark on a wonderful journey by streaming the rest of his EP below, and be sure to check out his official website August 29 to support this promising, talented producer.

Ta-ku - Buggin' Me Unsure. Re-Twerk is a return to his natural habitat. Ta-ku - Hermitude - Hyperparadise Ta-ku Remix.

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Ta-ku - Get It Girl. One reoccurring aspect that I noticed in his tracks is that he tends to pull from hip-hop and rap roots more often than not. Giving the already energetic song more punch, Ta-ku successfully fused his unique style retserk the track.

More specifically, he would reside in his own, unique comfort zone. Re-Twerk as I soon discovered is petty much all over the place, but in a good way.

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