Through The Void Records has released a new remix of Mouth Water’s heartfelt single ‘Rise’, reimagined by NYC-based producer and DJ warner case. Out now, the track marks a standout moment for both artists. Known for his magnetic presence in the global electronic scene, warner case has garnered millions of streams and captivated audiences from underground clubs to festival stages.
Originally from Florence and now based between Italy and the U.S., Mouth Water is the project of Italo-American multi-instrumentalist and producer Lawrence Fancelli. His music fuses nostalgic electro-pop textures with house-driven rhythms, praised for its depth and sophisticated execution. With past performances at Primavera Sound 2024 and support slots for Röyksopp and Sophie and the Giants, he has carved a distinctive lane in the intersection of indie and electronic music.
Speaking on the original track, Mouth Water shared: “I wrote this song thinking about the friends I shared so much with in the past who are no longer part of my daily life. It’s a gesture of hope—because sometimes, even after long silences, we can come back together and create something meaningful again.”
The ‘Rise’ (warner case Remix) alchemises the original’s earnest feeling into a cinematic, late-night dance soundtrack. warner case draws from the raw energy of bloghaus and the pulse of underground dance music, infusing the remix with layered percussion, propulsive bass and hypnotic synths. The remix retains the emotional essence of the original while reinventing it for dimly lit dancefloors and intimate after-hours sets.
“Making this remix brought me back to late 2000s blog haus, indie sleaze, and all the raw brilliance of that era,” says warner case. “Dance music was grassroots and hungry… hopefully my remix does it justice.”
Rise (warner case Remix) is out now on all platforms via Through The Void Records, the newly launched boutique label co-founded by Lawrence Fancelli and managed by Alessandra Pellegrineschi, with a mission to bridge Italian artistry and global electronic culture.
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