By ThinkInElectronic / Wednesday, October 01, 2014 / No comments /
Dirty South Unbreakable In The Elephante Remix
Dirty South 'Unbreakable’ (Elephante Remix)
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Original version of Unbreakable (ft. Sam Martin):
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‘Unbreakable' is the first single off Dirty South’s latest joint film and album project 'With You'
Dirty South’s 'Unbreakable’ has received a reworking from LA-based progressive house producer Elephante (who has done many high profile remixes including Lorde's "Team" and Galantis's "Help”).
‘With You’ - The short film – which is written, directed, and shot by the artist – released on iTunes this week going #1 in 15 countries! An incredible feat for any filmmaker, but particularly for Dirty South as this release marks his first foray into cinema.
The film leads into the release of the two-time Grammy nominee’s new album (also called) 'With You' coming Nov 14th. Tracks from the album (‘Unbreakable', 'Tunnel Vision', 'With You') have already amassed 2 Million combined SoundCloud Streams to date and show no signs of slowing down!
About 'With You'
The film tells the story of a young boy who falls in love with a girl from another planet and his quest to reunite with her. Music from the album provides the score for the film, which boasts high-profile cast members such as Gary Dourdan (CSI’s Warrick Brown) in the role of Ruben Haze.
The film’s narrative is inspired by the emotions the artist felt when he listened to his album for the first time – allowing him to see a story within the music. The lyrics from the songs inspired elements of dialogue, as well as the project’s title. Much like the film’s protagonists Johnny and Aurelia, Dirty South’s film and album serve as companion pieces to one another. Each is an integral part of one fully-realized vision which spans the realms of audio and visual media to tell one interconnected story.
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