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KH also known as Four Tet shares official ‘Looking At Your Pager’ remix by Solomun

Thomas Gaboury-Potvin
Melodic House, Reviews
2 September 2022

Today, acclaimed electronic producer Four Tet releases the first official remix for his latest KH single ‘Looking At Your Pager’ by Solomun via Ministry Of Sound.

In May, Four Tet returned to his KH moniker to release ‘Looking At Your Pager’, his first KH release since 2019’s ‘Only Human’. Sampling 3LW’s 2000 hit ‘No More (Baby I’ma Do Right)’, ‘Looking At Your Pager’ received praise from NPR, Pitchfork, Billboard, The Fader, and more for the unique duality of its modern club-oriented production and throwback R&B sample.

Adored by DJs both before and after its official release, ‘Looking At Your Pager’ has been heard on festival stages throughout the summer. Supported by the likes of Fred again.., Skrillex, Floating Points, Peggy Gou, and more, ‘Looking At Your Pager’ has quickly become one of the most iconic electronic tracks of the year.

Following the success of the original, KH now looks to Bosnian-German DJ Solomun. Solomun’s remix is a mind-blowing hypnotic breakdown of driving kicks and deep bouncing synths.

Regarding his remix, Solomun said, “Really love Kieran’s admirable work. I used to play the original before, so it was a lot of fun for me to make a remix of it.”

Bosnian-German producer/DJ Solomun has become a legend in his own right via his infamous ‘Solomun +1’ parties which started at Pacha in Ibiza and have grown to take place around the world, whether it be Tulum, Berlin, or New York. Finding a way to connect many different shades, moments, and memories through his live sets, this same energy was what kicked off his music label Diynamic in 2006; a band of brothers with similar ideas, taste in music, and the volition to support each other. Looking back, Diynamic turned out to be the stepping stone for many artists’ careers. Solomun proved that the music is more important than the place it’s played at, because his sets, remixes and productions are bringing people together. No stranger to remix duties, Solomun has put his unique touch on originals by Rüfüs Du Sol, Boys Noize, and Golden Features this year alone before tackling KH’s ‘Looking At Your Pager’.

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