Ghosts of the Past (Remix)
from Singles Collection: 2019 - 2021 by Hail From Russia
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Produced by Dave Skelton (Rofi James, Rachel), the original track, ‘Ghosts Of The Past’, is a part love letter, part apology. “While it holds a deep message, it is also a funky and intense modern rock track that builds tension and explodes into a powerful chorus” explains the man behind 'Hail From Russia', Peter Lawlor.
The main inspiration behind the remix was the bassline from the original track. “We realised how dance-orientated it was so we decided to do a remix in that vein in the style of some of our favourite indie/dance artists such as Roisin Murphy and The Rapture” Lawlor added of the remix.
The main inspiration behind the remix was the bassline from the original track. “We realised how dance-orientated it was so we decided to do a remix in that vein in the style of some of our favourite indie/dance artists such as Roisin Murphy and The Rapture” Lawlor added of the remix.
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from Singles Collection: 2019 - 2021,
track released May 2, 2021
Written by Peter Lawlor
Performed by 'Hail from Russia'
Produced by Dave Skelton (Rofi James, Rachel)
Written by Peter Lawlor
Performed by 'Hail from Russia'
Produced by Dave Skelton (Rofi James, Rachel)
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Hail From Russia Galway, Ireland
Hail From Russia is currently an artist hailing from Galway, Ireland.
Peter Lawlor - Guitar/vocals.
Wiktor Klukowski - Bass.
Dave Cigs - Drums.
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