Rembetiko - Misirlou (Feinheitsbrei edit)

Misirlou, a traditional song from the Greek rembetiko scene. The earliest known recording of the song is from 1927. It's influenced by Middle Eastern music and also recorded in different languages. The melody was popularized in Western popular culture by Dick Dale's surf rock version which also featured in the Tarantino cult movie Pulp Fiction.
The lyrics of the rembetika often reflected the harsher realities of a marginalized subculture's lifestyle. Thus one finds themes such as crime, drinking, drugs, poverty, prostitution and violence, but also a multitude of themes of relevance to Greek people of any social level.
Modern take on a timeless classic by German producer feinheitsbrei.
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Best misirlou💔

[@sendaab]

Cafe de Anatolia brought me here :)

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[@Petros.Nlmpnts]

Pretty cool! Not really much changed, but the beat blends in nicely. I enjoyed it most at x1.25 speed

[@TheTranceCartel]

That's why it's an edit and not a remix 😎

[@svemirovic]

OH THANK YOU, THE SPEED IS NICE :D

[@TheApollon333]

Sehr coole Sound schöne Vibes.. Einfach Toll!

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!A REAL WONDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1THANK YOU

[@_el_changuito_de_ochopatas8088]

La cancion habla sobre alguien que se ha enamorado de una chica egipcia

[@vasileiosfilis9284]

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[@user-qs9ti5xo2c]

Greek song 1922

[@gregorkonzack1498]

Nice but it's a bit close to the original. Would wish the electronic component to be more central

[@sunkintree]

Very cool idea and I liked it a lot until the thumping Kick Drum came in at which point I liked it a lot less still very interesting take