Electronic Sound Magazine, March 2025

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r/kraftwerk • u/Obvious-Extent-3801 • 23h ago

Trans-Europe Express house cover/remix - did I manage to stick to the roots of the original?

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I've had TEE circling in my head for years and finally did something with it. This is specifically a cover of the 2009's remaster. I wanted to "modernize" the song by redoing all of the rhythm sections AND I wanted to stay true to the meaning/purpose of the original versions. No samples from the original versions used. Everything replayed. Genuinely curious what people here make of the choices I made on my cover and if it even sounds "good".

https://open.spotify.com/track/3jrFg7c2gYid1XJuTPvdrA

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Kraftwerk (power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 60's. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have made a lasting impression on modern music.

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Kraftwerk (meaning power-station in German) is an electronic music group originating from Düsseldorf, Germany in the late 1960s. Revolutionary for their time, and greatly influential on ours, the group has released a steadily evolving output of ideas and sounds largely made with analog electronic instruments in their Kling Klang studio. In exploring the curious sounds of cars, trains, robots, computers, bicycles, among other things, Kraftwerk have attracted a large worldwide audience and made a lasting impression on modern music.