House Remix of ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ by Trio Club27 Redefines the Elemental Standards of Music
19 October 2019
Cultural and musical renascence in house trio Club27’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ exemplifies creative modularity in a dynamic mix of heavy bass and syncopated beats.
A creative collaboration between three virtuosos of house themes has been conceived to give classics a new module in the backdrop of contemporary musical resurgence. House trio Club27 is redefining the standards of music with the interpretation of the early 90’s Nirvana cult anthem ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’.
It is the creative collaboration of Rainer C. Regatschnig, Wolfgang Lohr, and Justin Fidèle that led to the formation of Club27 and their subsequent hit remixes with ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ as one of their most highly regarded ones. The genre of house has come a long way in defining the evolution of music and this trio has contributed to its collective redemption beautifully through their sound stream.
Based in Vienna, Austria, Club27 has previously contributed their creative resonance to mixing the Rolling Stones hit ‘Putting On The Ritz’ in an electronic swing avatar. Currently signed to the record label of R&B Music, they are planning for a third remixed release that together might collaborate into an album. Their wisdom of musical concepts is so beautifully put together alongside the natural flow of the originals that the audience cannot deny its creative excellence even with the change in overall flavor. Their soundscape constitutes of the dual essence of both old-school and ultra-modernistic apertures that meet halfway in an impactful creative circle. If you are someone willing to experience the modernity of musical retrospection, definitely follow their work on the platforms of Facebook and Instagram.
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