Amsterdam’s Abrahamovitch chooses the incendiary platform of Spain’s Burning Synths for a decisive debut, introducing Una Una 60 to the world. This inaugural production voyage arrives complete with a pair of transformative reinterpretations, entrusted to the skilled hands of O.P.S. and WLDV. For his part, O.P.S. arrives with a formidable pedigree, his previous navigations logged for esteemed ports like Logical, Rare Wiri, Boots & Legs, Nothing Is Real, and the commissioning label itself. The stage is set for a lesson in evolution, where a promising original idea becomes a destination.

In his rework, O.P.S. performs an act of focused intensification. He isolates the core Italo Disco DNA of Abrahamovitch’s original – those yearning melodies and star-drive rhythms – and submits it to a process of sublime magnification. The remix feels like watching a cherished, analogue schematic rendered in vaulted crystalline and neon. Familiar sequences gain new architectural scale and lustrous definition, their emotional resonance deepened and their kinetic energy supercharged. It is a masterful exercise in honouring a source while confidently imposing a grander, more voluptuous vision upon its framework. The result transcends mere accompaniment; it becomes the main event, a radiant and disciplined homage that simultaneously feels utterly faithful and spectacularly new.

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Beatport page of the label.

Follow Abrahamovitch, O.P.S. and Burning Synths, peeps!