Reich: Remixed (2006)

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This follow-up EP to Reich Remixed features contributions from Alex Smoke and Four Tet, plus newcomer Ruohi Ruotsi, chosen by Reich himself via a BBC remix competition. Also included: Reich’s 1966 analog precursor to the sampling era, Come Out.

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PRODUCTION CREDITS
Executive Producers: Matthew Rankin & Jamie Watherston

Graphic Design by Eskimopush

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79988

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Steve Reich
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MUSICIANS
1. Proverb (Alex Smoke Remix)
Remixed and additional production by Alex Menzies
Originally released on Nonesuch 79430, Proverb/Nagoya Marimbas/City Life ℗ 1996 Nonesuch Records

2. Drumming (Four Tet Remix)
Remix and additional production by Four Tet
Originally released on Nonesuch 79170, Drumming ℗ 1987 Nonesuch Records

3. Music for 18 Musicians (Ruoho Ruotsi's Pulse Section Dub Remix)
Remix and additional production by Ruoho Ruotsi
Originally released on Nonesuch 79448, Music for 18 Musicians ℗ 1997 Nonesuch Records

4. Come Out (Original Mix)
Originally released on Nonesuch 79169, Early Works: Come Out/Piano Phase/Clapping Music/It's Gonna Rain ℗ 1987 Nonesuch Records

All original music composed by Steve Reich
Published by Hendon Music Inc., a Boosey & Hawkes Company (BMI)

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  • Congratulations to composers Steve Reich, Jonny Greenwood, and Sarah Kirkland Snider on being shortlisted for Germany's Opus Klassik Awards. Reich's Jacob's Ladder / Traveler's Prayer is up for World Premiere Recording of the Year; Greenwood's score to the Paul Thomas Anderson film One Battle After Another for Film Music/Score of the Year; and Snider's album Forward into Light for New Classic/Neoclassic. 

  • The 2026 BBC Proms schedule has been announced, including performances by Ambrose Akinmusire and Thomas Adès and music by Adès, John Adams, Gabriel Kahane, Steve Reich, and Caroline Shaw. The 86-concert series takes place in the UK over eight weeks this summer. Every Prom will be broadcast on Radio 3 and BBC Sounds and twenty-four will be broadcast on BBC television and iPlayer.

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  • About This Album

    Credits

    MUSICIANS
    1. Proverb (Alex Smoke Remix)
    Remixed and additional production by Alex Menzies
    Originally released on Nonesuch 79430, Proverb/Nagoya Marimbas/City Life ℗ 1996 Nonesuch Records

    2. Drumming (Four Tet Remix)
    Remix and additional production by Four Tet
    Originally released on Nonesuch 79170, Drumming ℗ 1987 Nonesuch Records

    3. Music for 18 Musicians (Ruoho Ruotsi's Pulse Section Dub Remix)
    Remix and additional production by Ruoho Ruotsi
    Originally released on Nonesuch 79448, Music for 18 Musicians ℗ 1997 Nonesuch Records

    4. Come Out (Original Mix)
    Originally released on Nonesuch 79169, Early Works: Come Out/Piano Phase/Clapping Music/It's Gonna Rain ℗ 1987 Nonesuch Records

    All original music composed by Steve Reich
    Published by Hendon Music Inc., a Boosey & Hawkes Company (BMI)

    PRODUCTION CREDITS
    Executive Producers: Matthew Rankin & Jamie Watherston

    Graphic Design by Eskimopush

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