Radical Chic / Space Bunny – In Da Shadows (Terry Francis Remix) / The Key (Wax Trax Remix) | Tech House, Minimal & Deep Tech 12 Inch Vinyl
Cat No: GEMS001
Label: GEMS
Genre: Tech House, Minimal, Prog House, Deep Tech
Disc Colour: Black
Format: 12 Inch Vinyl
Description:
GEMS001 launches the new GEMS label with a crucial reissue of two foundational 90s tech house classics, carefully remastered and brought back to vinyl for a new generation of DJs and collectors. Curated by label boss Paul Still, a Croydon-rooted figure deeply connected to the early UK tech house movement, this release celebrates the raw energy of the genre’s formative years.
On the A-side, Radical Chic – “In Da Shadows (Terry Francis Remix)” delivers a defining slice of early tech house, driven by deep, rolling basslines, atmospheric synth work and hypnotic rhythmic structure. This sought-after remix, long prized by collectors, returns in remastered form for modern club systems.
On the B-side, Space Bunny – “The Key (Wax Trax Remix)” brings a groove-heavy blend of chunky percussion, vocal stabs and deep, driving energy. The Wax Trax Remix enhances the original with updated club pressure while retaining its unmistakable underground character.
Together, these two tracks capture the essence of early UK tech house, minimal and deep tech culture, offering a true time capsule of a defining era in dance music history. Essential for DJs digging into authentic underground vinyl cuts and forward-thinking reissues.
Perfect for DJs, vinyl collectors and fans of early UK tech house, deep tech grooves and underground club classics.
Tracklist:
A1 - Radical Chic - In Da Shadows (Terry Francis Remix)
B1 - Space Bunny - The Key (Wax Trax Remix)
Why Buy This Vinyl?
- Essential reissue of rare and in-demand 90s tech house vinyl.
- Features remix from legendary DJ Terry Francis.
- Curated by Croydon-rooted UK tech house figure Paul Still.
- Remastered for modern club and sound system playback.
- Perfect for DJs and collectors of authentic underground UK house history.
