Sugar Tape Recordings returns with a hot new single from their very own label head,Matt Sugar R, along with four electrifying remixes from some of France's greatest electronic artists. This release has something for everyone, showcasing a range of styles that will leave your senses tantalized.
"Shake Your Booty Baby" doesn't just dwell on dancers' tail ends as its title would suggest, it's also brimming with sensuality, spirit, and soul.

Matt Sugar R delivers an elvolving and powerful original version ready to heat up the dance floor Starting off with shuffling percussion underpinned by deep, atmospheric pads, a warm and welcoming conversation with one of soul's greatest singer's unwinds before being swept away in the roar of a jet engine passing by and propelled along with the introduction of a groovy, pulsing bassline. Rich chords carry the track the rest of the way through on a flight into deep Chicago house territory.

John Tomas' remix treatment lends a sexy , techier touch that's all about the "electronic rhythm," deepening the low end and layering impeccably chopped vocals to transport the original's soft and innocent dream-like dialogue into an entirely different diva vibe.
This remix is incredibly exciting and groovy !!!!

Entering interplanetary orbit, Laurent Maldo funks things up with a tracky '80s Chicago house sound, full of slippery, retro-futuristic synths and infectious vocoder flurries. Strap in, because this one is dripping in dance floor rocket fuel.

Shifting gears out of interstellar passage in favor of laid-back street cruising vibes, Jules Wells takes a "slow your roll" approach, kicking things into half-time. Wells whips up low-slung, trunk-rattling, bottomed-out bass for those that like to bump broken beats with chromed out keys.
All these ingredients give us an irresistibly sensual and mysterious track .

Finally, Taho's remix takes a more scenic route, featuring cinematic strings and a tension building intro before transitioning into liquid stabs and a plucky bassline that set the piece in motion. Light jazz drums eventually come into focus, giving this orchestral affair a rejuvenating sense of swing and wrapping up the release with a picture perfect ending.
This version is masterful and moving !