Before there was a label, there was the artist Perfect Driver, previous moniker for the imprint's mainstay, Matthew Anthony. Busy working behind the scenes and holding the title of founder, he is the talent behind our second-ever, original release "Crawl Into My Bed," accompanying listeners into their respective boudoirs with a rolling bassline and a tech savvy scramble of samples. Unleashed back in 2012, the track has recently (and serendipitously) been given the remix treatment thanks to fans that got creative with the original stems we posted online. Of all the submissions received, we compiled the ones that caught our attention into a Crawl Into My Bed remix EP.

No stranger to Perfect Driver's catalogue, Alex Index's remix starts off the Crawl Into My Bed EP with some massive warehouse vibes. Paying homage to early '90s house, Index uses an out-stretched octave of a fatty wet bass and high pianos to get dancers excited for the bedroom. UK talents Nina Wilde and 9Bar are up next boasting a wobble-laced edit with frequency flexing mid-range and carefree breakbeat. This version easily works in the beginning of a set and will soar during peak time. Still celebrating the release of the podcast he did for us last month, Brazil-based artist Kiyomura delivers a rave-ready rendition of the original. Well equipped to bring the heat to any dance floor, his remix comes armed with a hard kick drum, searing lo-fi sirens, chopped and screwed vocal edits, and a reworked bassline that would satisfy any 808 lover. Making her first official debut as a producing artist, Chicago native J.Worra gives us the last remix on the release with her percussion-heavy edit. Building intensity as it moves forward, the J.Worra remix slowly fades-in dark synths that weave around a deconstructed deep groove.

The vintage original is new again on this release and we couldn't be more excited to share them with you.


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