Remixes by Fort Romeau, Flavien Berger, Inigo Vontier, Marc Houle !

Tracklist
A1. Chloé feat. Alain Chamfort - Androgyne (Flavien Berger Remix) - (05:47)
A2. Chloé - The Backlash (Fort Romeau's 606 Remix) - (06:43)
B1. Chloé - Party Moonster (Inigo Vontier Remix) - (06:37)
B2. Chloé - The Ultimate High (Marc Houle Remix) - (06:13)


Key Selling Points
Endless Revisions- Chloé's first LP in over six years - saw the musician turn a new leaf in her creative journey. Not content with pushing the boundaries of her creative output with this wider palette of an album, Chloé released Endless Revisions Live, which saw the producer graft the new material and inspiration that came out while playing live on stage back onto the album's compositions. Following The Dawn and Recall, it was time to deliver other versions of the album's tracks. Enter this four-remix EP, imprinted with the almost-opposite horizons of top-shelf producers.


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Tracklist
A. The Dawn (Original Mix)
B. The Dawn (Dixon Remix)

Key Selling Points

The Dawn signs the great return of Chloé! After 4 years of absence as a producer, this new 12" announces the release of her third album planned for the fall 2017.
Dixon's powerful remix will delight all Panoramabar lovers and will make you dance all weekend long!

Sounding the promise of long days ahead and late nights to follow with its opening salvos, Chloé's The Dawn heralds the return of the Paris-based DJ and producer, and a new dawn in her ever-evolving career. Indeed, The Dawn is her inaugural release on her own label Lumière Noire, which she recently set up as a separate entity - after using the name for a collection of releases over the last few months, and of course for her infamous Rex Club night, which has since 2014 become a bit of a club house for Parisian electronic
music fans. Operating Lumière Noire as a fully-fledged label will enable Chloé to release a new full-length album (of which The Dawn is the lead single) sometime in the next few months. Over the ten-plus minutes of The Dawn, a spoken-word track languishes over melodic washes in a dramatic progression that evokes a novel, or noir-ish cinema - a method that the producer has taken a shine to since "Take Care".

This cultivation of the strange and the beautiful has become her calling card, putting her in a league with likeminded producers, who take the basic tenets of techno and inject them with their own singular poetic visions. A visual-arts analogue could be found in Noémie Goudal's photographs which grace the EP's cover as they will Chloé's upcoming releases.

This stirring aesthetic gives The Dawn a slightly cerebral dimension, which is taken to new depths by Dixon's stubbornly technoid remix. The Berlin-based whiz kid, who has over the last few years risen to the top of the international electronic music scene, inverts Chloé's light-drenched, full-bodied production into a tense, captivating chiaroscuro.

The Dawn can also be explored via the "CHLOÉ X IRCAM V2: The Dawn Interactive Mix" installation, which embodies Chloé's music as an intimate interactive experience. It is one of the first offshoots of a constantly mutating collaboration between Chloé and the IRCAM Institution (https://www.ircam.fr/) that began in 2015.


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