Tech House/Review JRNY & Hytech - Activate Da Rhythm (Jody Vukas Remix)
USA-based artist and label owner, Jody Vukas, is well-cultured in house music globally. The Distant Drum Recordings and Big House Music frontman cut his teeth in the US scene in the nineties and has remained present and correct in the industry ever since. Jody draws inspiration from many of the genre's greats, including Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed, Carl Cox, Chus & Ceballos, David Penn, and many others.
Jody Vukas' remix for JRNY & Hytech's hit tech house track "Activate Da Rhythm" through Distant Drum Recordings means a rhythmic and beat exploration. The remix guarantees an exciting time for dance music fans, who will experience new energy and different interpretation in the world global electronic music scene.
"Activate Da Rhythm" had its time in the tech house limelight, with its catchy beats and entrancing melodies, and now it is on top of the charts. Now, after Jody Vukas has taken the lead of the remix version, the track goes through a series of transformations that will surely take the listeners by surprise in a good way with the new wave of energy and creativity.
Jody Vukas, a renowned producer who has mastered the science of tech house, is behind the remix of "Activate Da Rhythm." This masterpiece is a manifestation of his talent in reworking tracks, while keeping the original spirit alive.
The initial beat of Vukas creeps in and the tech house stage is set, leading the audience on a sonic journey beyond the normal boundaries. The remix walks that fine line between familiarity and novelty, preserving the upbeat beat that made the original song a gem while adding new sound elements that add a layer of fascination and excitement.
The audience will be able to hear the sounds of the beats and the development of the melodies as the song evolves. By the end of the song, the tech house community will have a new and dynamic remix of "Activate Da Rhythm" by Jody Vukas. If this remix gets people dancing or is just being played through headphones, it’s an invitation to electronic music fans to give themselves up to the rhythm and to enjoy the pulsating energy of the genre which is still forging boundaries and reconstructing the modern soundscape.