Amanic loves synthesizers. This fact isn't only obvious in his productions, you can also feel that in his DJ sets. As a perfectionist and visionary, he often plays around with all kinds of sounds to make his music a versatile- and unique pleasure. When you look behind the curtain you will recognize that he's not just a producer of electronic music, he's a musician who also surprises with a piano piece or very complex off-beat sound structures every now and then. Leave Me Alone is the debut within the Manual family of the Leipzig based artist and sees him not only on the production side of things, but also showcasing his talent as a vocalist. A melancholic and dark piece of art clearly influenced by the sounds of the eighties, this will for sure get stuck in your head for days! On remix duties we've invited Yoram, a Dutch producer who has been on our radar for quite some time now mainly because of his outstanding work for Marc Poppcke's Crossfrontier Audio label. He adds a dose of funk to the original and brings it to the progressive loving crowd with his sustained layers of bassy synth sounds. But that's not all folks! Because we see Amanic back as a vocalist on the Particle track by Phonovoltaik & Micrologue, a truly stunning piece of deep and moody electronic music that comes in the original version and an interpretation by the man himself!
