Over the years, Los Angeles-based artist and producer TATE SEDAR has become a pioneering figure in the electronic music world, thrilling fans with his innovative fusion of electro and progressive house. Since his official debut in 2017 with the single “SVNRISE,” TATE has earned a reputation for crafting tracks that are energising and original, able to ignite dancefloors and light up the airwaves around the world.
With an incredible catalogue of singles, remixes and collaborations, TATE continues to make an impact in the global electronic scene that’s impossible to ignore. Along the way, he’s played live sets with the likes of Don Diablo, Cash Cash and Wolfgang Gartner, attesting to his status in the industry. TATE’s music is marked by its infectious melodies and intricate production techniques, a combination that’s racked up millions of streams and a loyal, ever-expanding fanbase.
With tracks like “Heaven” and “All of Your Lovin’” offering examples of his ability to blend emotional vibes with dancefloor-ready impact, TATE’s original sound attests to his expansive creativity and forward-thinking output. His skill as a remixer also highlights his understanding of the nuances of electronic music production, as he breathes new life into tracks from other artists.
One of his most recent projects underscores this talent; a striking remix of Kx5’s track “Eat Sleep,” featuring singer-songwriter Richard Walters. This remix emerged from a competition held by Kx5 last spring and TATE’s interpretation lays down a spectacular display of his knack for reframing the music of others while exploring new combinations of sub-genres. Fusing tech house and techno with subtle nods to complextro, TATE crafts a version that bridges the original track’s legacy with pure club energy.
Even before finalising the track’s drop, he previewed its breakdown during a support set at Academy LA last summer to a raucous reaction. That initial snippet was later shelved after submission to the competition, but now he brings us the finished piece, an incredible mash up of electronic styles, resulting in a high-octane dance cut that’s intense, energising and hypnotic in equal measure.
Setting up a dreamy intro with the airy vocals drifting above layers of soft synth textures, echoes of percussive elements gently build the energy before the arrangement gives way to stabbing synth tones and the swell of intensity as the remix drops into a punching tech house charge. Shifting with wubbing elements, massive side-chained pulses and thumping rhythm, it’s a burst of in-your-face vibes before floating back down to the delicate vocal-led verse. Launching the second drop with more pounding beats and driving synths, it’s a robust remix that reframes the track in TATE SEDAR’s enthralling sound as he continues to impress with each move.
Listen to Eat Sleep (TATE SEDAR Remix) below
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