Mimi is a
high-energy/disco artist who recorded several dance singles in the early and
mid-80’s. “The Man’s So Real” is a single from 1984 and was produced by Andy
Sojka and Richard de Jongh who also brought us electronic productions from
Magic Bullets, Contact-U, Ashaye, Atmosfear and Distance. During an early
experimental period and the creation of high energy their heavy keyboard and
percussion tracks became more notable for jocks that would use even parts of
the tracks in instrumental parts as mixable tracks. Mimi’s single caught my
attention as it closely followed the “So Many Men, So Little Time” formula with
the heavy cowbell and cosmic-like breaks. A nice little fantasy and dance track
of a woman’s dream of the perfect man.
I have taken the
12” vocal and instrumental of “The Man’s So Real” and recreated a flowing
ReStructure Mix using my favorite parts of the song. It brings in the chorus
with more of the rolling arpeggio and new breaks using the original percussion
fills.
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