Simon Berry

Both mixes of 'Close Your Eyes' on Bedrock by myself and Luke Brancaccio are released on Vinyl today

#10 in the Beatport Top 100 Progressive Release Chart 🔥

Single Of The Week & excellent review of 'Pukwudgie' in Data Transmission

Dancing Astronaut Premiere: Simon Berry & Luke Brancaccio - Pukwudgie (Gai Barone Remix)
Available now on Platipus Records (see link in comments box below)

Great to see Hernan Cattaneo dropping 'Pukwudgie' by Simon Berry & Luke Brancaccio @ Woodstock Bloemendaal 7-7-18
'Pukwudgie' is available now on Platipus Records with mixes by Barry Jamieson's Mono Electric Orchestra and Gai Barone (see link in comments box below)

Beatport Featured Release: out today: 'Pukwudgie' by Simon Berry & Luke Brancaccio on Platipus Records (see link in comments box below)

Exclusive Premiere: Simon Berry &Luke Brancaccio – Pukwudgie (Original Mix) on Decoded Magazine - out today on Platipus Records (see link in comments box below)

Thank you Namone for playing our new track 'Pukwudgie' on BBC Radio 6 Music on Friday night. If you haven’t had a chance to hear the whole track yet, you can check it out on the link in the comment box below. Fast forward to 42 mins. with Luke Brancaccio

1 week to go... JOHN DIGWEED - LIVE IN TOKYO 3X VINYL SIGNED (PRE-ORDER) Featuring both mixes of 'Close Your Eyes' by Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry
https://bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com/…

Coming soon on Platipus Records: 'Pukwudgie' by Simon Berry & Luke Brancaccio with Remixes from Mono Electric Orchestra (Barry Jamieson) and Gai Barone

Great to see 'Close Your Eyes' at Number 1 in the DJ Magazine Techno Charts.

Great review of ‘Close Your Eyes’ in DJ Magazine

Vinyl lovers rejoice: both mixes of 'Close Your Eyes' by Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry vs John Digweed & Nick Muir are now available for pre-order of John Digweed - Live in Tokyo 3x Vinyl [Signed] on Bedrock

'Close Your Eyes' (Part 2) by Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry vs John Digweed & Nick Muir is now available Globally (after 2 week Beatport exclusive) on Bedrock
Hot on the heels of Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry’s enthralling original version of ‘Close Your Eyes’ comes an explosive new interpretation, courtesy of two the scene’s most respected creative mavericks - John Digweed and Nick Muir.
Having been fired up by recent collaborative projects with Gabriel Ananda, Darren Emerso...n, and Eagles & Butterflies (note - don’t miss the forthcoming ‘Bedrock XX’ http://bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com), the revered studio duo have sculpted yet another monster track, that’s currently featuring as the mind-blowing finale in John Digweed’s DJ sets.
This inspired treatment exhibits a totally wild, noisier, edgy attitude. By stripping back the original arrangement, chopping-up the infectious vocal hook, and injecting some jaw-dropping bombastic thunder into the equation, they have re-built their alternative take on ‘Close Your Eyes’ as a Techno colossus of the highest order.
Between them, John Digweed and Nick Muir have been involved in many pivotal moments in the world of club music over the past 20 years and have, in many ways, helped to define genres & continue to push boundaries further. This latest ‘Versus’ project is yet another positive mission statement, showing they never rest on past laurels, but always challenge themselves musically, exploring exciting new directions.
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Still creeping up the Beatport Techno chart...

It's a creeper.... no.18 'n rising up the Beatport Techno Chart ...and the Original Mix is still hanging in there at no.2 in the Progressive House Chart

Mr Digweed in Argentina playing our Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry Vs John Digweed & Nick Muir version of 'Close Your Eyes' which is out now (see link in comments below)

DMC World Magazine interview with myself and Luke http://www.dmcworld.net/featur…/luke-br ancaccio-simon-berry/

Luke Brancaccio & Simon Berry Feat. JJD Vs John Digweed & Nick Muir – 'Close Your Eyes' [Part 2] on Bedrock

amazing producer.

When I used to DJ, Platipus records were the never out of my DJ box. So many good tunes, so many wonderful moments on the decks playing consistently stunning music - thank you Simon! :)