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William Orbit - 'Purdy' EP ft remixes by Chicane, Greenmoney, more

William Orbit's new EP 'Purdy' comes out this September 21st, featuring several top-class remixes of the lush, layered original.

William Orbit - Purdy

The track is taken from William's new album 'My Oracle Lives Uptown', which met with considerable acclaim earlier in 2009.

Biog: short version

William Orbit has been in high demand as a producer and remixer for well over a decade, most famously working with Madonna on her 1998 album 'Ray Of Light', as well as Blur, Britney Spears, Sugababes, Pink and scores of other artists.

Although 'My Oracle Lives Uptown' is probably William Orbit's most immediate album, it's so subtly layered that it only reveals itself fully after a number of plays. And like his other solo albums, it will surely be resistant to the ageing process. His vision is idiosyncratic and original enough to not to have to try to play catch-up with anyone else, which gives his music a curiously timeless feel.

Remix Notes

Chicane - a legend of dance music, whose most recent foray into the charts was with 'Poppiholla', a reworking of the Sigur Ros hit.

Greenmoney - the self-styled 'pair of jokers from west London' have recently got their grubby mitts on Kanye, Kid Cudi and Amp Fiddler.

Henner & Green - described as 'psychedelic progressive', these guys have also notably remixed 'Home and Dry' by the Pet Shop Boys.

Billy Buttons - Craspedia is a genus of daisies commonly known as billy buttons or woollyheads. They are native to Australia and New Zealand where they grow in a variety of habitats from sea level to the alps.

Watch Optical Illusions video from 'My Oracle Lives Uptown' album:

William Orbit - Purdy EP
- Released Sept 21, 2009 on Just Music

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