Ornery returns with another melodic house & techno remix via the label Revelation, this time breathing fresh energy into Trilium’s ‘Spread Your Wings’.
Known for his prominent techno sound, Ornery continues to elevate his own creativity. Recently he’s dropped tracks includind ‘Sulfur’, a remix of Sundrej Zohar’s ‘Blackout’, and he maintains the pounding momentum with this latest release.
The original Spread Your Wings:
Ornery Spread Your Wings Remix:
Ornery is a producer, DJ, label owner, and sound engineer who combines multi-layer skills into his production. Having had releases on labels such as Stellar Fountain and Kitchen Recordings, along with appearances at some of Berlin’s most renowned venues and showcases worldwide, Ornery’s career is fast establishing itself.
His own label, Daydreaming, has been a big proponent of new music and he can be found supporting the artists further on Audere Radio with his monthly mixes.
With Ornery’s ‘Spread Your Wings’ remixes, the producer lands in familiar territory with room 1 sounds: big reverb-drenched synths, risers, hi-hat rolls, stuttering synths, and big bass. As the track grows in intensity, he introduces more layers with shuffled rhythms, filter sweeps, more melodic contrast, and large breakdowns. melodic elements,
The Spread Your Wings remix is out now on Revelation.
Find Ornery on Instagram. Read our Show & Tell with Ornery.
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