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This is a very special project created by the next generation of up and coming artists from MR. Ford’s Sequoia High School Art and Painting Classes for my song ITS TOO LATE, 2012
? “It’s Too Late” is taken from JES’ highly acclaimed album “High Glow” and is a perfect example of what the Queen of Rocktronica is capable of. A tight and innovative electro dance production that works as the ultimate vehicle for JES’ pristine vocals. With a truly addictive chorus ‘It’s Too Late” is the perfect dance floor sing along, while the infectious radio edits should take JES straight to the top of the dance radio play lists and charts.
Featuring a brand new video that exemplifies what can happen when creative minds set to work with the latest hand held tech. JES and her team (Katheryne “Ktee” Thomas & Richard Robson) produced the video shooting entirely on the iPhone 4 with the remarkable olloclip 3-in-ONE quick connect lens system (www.olloclip.com).
The video features First State’s remix which is hitting the Billboard Top 20 right now. Maintaining the fragile atmosphere that surrounded the original, it keeps the focus on JES’ enticing vocals. The elaborate use of a variety of instruments only adds to the excitement that this version creates. As the remix rolls on we’re literally drenched in not only a rough rolling bass line, but also big fat sounding strings and synths. Remixing at it’s best, this is must hear music…
“It’s Too Late” is taken from JES’ highly acclaimed album “High Glow”. The radio edit is a perfect example of what the Queen of Rocktronica is capable of, a tight and innovative electro dance production that works as the ultimate vehicle for JES’ pristine vocals. With a truly addictive chorus ‘It’s Too Late” is the perfect dance floor sing along, while the infectious radio edits should take JES straight to the top of the dance radio play lists and charts.
The remix package features an incredible selection of superb versions that deserve to be checked out in full. Muzikjunki takes the original to the clubs; Trent Cantrelle puts the tech in tech trance; Coco Channel offers an ISOS style trance remix; Michael Badal combines rocktronica with trance and last but not least we have Celldweller, who delivers a bass bin shredding dubstep remix full of hyped up edits.
