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Argentinean producer Lautaro Varela follows up his excellent remix of Alfoa's massive 'Largo' on Underground City Music with his first single for the label.

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One of this year's greatest discovery's in progressive house Lautaro's deep, smooth and intelligent sound is much loved by many electronic music aficionados. Lautaro's debut original production for Underground City Music is entitled 'I Will Never Be More In Myself' and it comes with remixes from: Franzis-D and Boral Kibil.

Lautaro has provided two versions of 'I Will Never Be More In Myself', the 'Day' and 'Night' mixes. The 'Day' mix has a rumbling acidic groove with a great lead stab and a very infectious rhythm. Like most of Lautaro's works it's such an incredibly smooth track with effortless transitions and dynamic flow. The atmosphere is certainly foreboding here and it will do a lot to set a brilliant mood on your dance floor. Lautaro's 'Night' mix has a similar vibe but with a much techier and slightly stripped down feel. It's a tougher compliment to the Day mix and both should go down in an absolute storm on a wide range of dance floors!

Spanish born producer and Madrid resident Franzis-D provides the first remix of 'I Will Never Be More In Myself'. Franzis has kept the over mood of the original well intact with a wicked acidic groove of his own and wonderfully techy and stripped down feel. It's Franzis' tight groove, deliberate drums and ominous atmospheric overtones that create such a killer dark room mood on this record. Superb remix from Franzis.

Turkey's Boral Kibil closes the package out with the final remix and his tight progressive house sound is on top form here yet again. Boral has also stayed close to the main vibe of the originals but with a tougher and techier groove with a lot more punch and impact for the dance floor. The fresh sound design combined with some old school elements as well as some modern sensibilities make this one of Boral's best club interpretations this year. A superb debut single for Lautaro on UCM, we expect big things from him for the remainder of 2011 and on through 2012. Release Promo Hype Chart #16