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Funkerman Ft. I-Fan
Why we feature this artist A remembered phrase held inside a house groove Remember brings Funkerman's clean, rhythmic production together with I-Fan's vocal in a track that puts feeling inside the pulse rather than above it. The official video appeared in late…
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Why we feature this artist
A remembered phrase held inside a house groove
Remember brings Funkerman's clean, rhythmic production together with I-Fan's vocal in a track that puts feeling inside the pulse rather than above it. The official video appeared in late 2008, with the release developing through 2009 and later joining the House for All album. Its character comes from a direct vocal idea placed in a setting that gives it plenty of movement.
The voice stays close to the rhythm
I-Fan's performance offers the production a recognisable point of return. The phrasing is compact enough to become part of the groove, but the tone keeps the repeated words from sounding merely mechanical. Funkerman leaves the vocal in focus while the bass and percussion establish their own little conversation around it.
That balance connects Remember to the producer's wider interest in songs that can function inside a club set. The arrangement has a clear rhythmic job, yet the vocal gives it a human outline. It can be mixed for movement without depending entirely on an anonymous instrumental build.
A release shaped through versions
The original Flamingo material includes extended forms and remixes, among them a Hardwell treatment released in 2009. Those editions give the same central idea different amounts of space. The song later appears on the 2010 House for All album, where it sits among other guest-vocal recordings.
The animated official video is another distinctive part of the release, credited by the label to four Dutch animators. Its crafted visual world suits a recording built from small, carefully placed parts. Remember does not need a complicated premise: a voice, a groove and an arrangement alert to how one can change the feeling of the other.
Essential releases
Remember featuring I-Fan
The original collaboration emerged with its late-2008 video and 2009 release package, later appearing on House for All.
Remember — Hardwell Remix
The Flamingo remix gives the vocal material another rhythmic setting within the original release period.