Silence 'Hey Dopey', by Apache Dropout v Omnivore

Silence 'Hey Dopey'

by Apache Dropout v Omnivore

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Originally released in 2001 on 12" Vinyl. We have limited stock of this 'Breakbeat' classic featuring two tracks, Silence 'Hey Dopey' and Silence 'Instrumental'

Includes unlimited streaming of Silence 'Hey Dopey' via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	Silence 'Hey Dopey' (Vocal Mix) 05:56	buy track
2.	Silence 'Hey Dopey' (Vocal Edit) 04:13	buy track
3.	Silence 'Hey Dopey' (Vocal Alt Mix) 05:15	buy track
4.	Silence 'Hey Dopey' (Vocal Alt Edit) 05:33	buy track
5.	Silence 'Hey Dopey' (Instrumental) 05:56	buy track
6.	Washington (Vocal Dub Edit) 04:20	buy track
7.	Washington (Vocal Dub) 06:50	buy track
8.	Washington (Alt Dub) 06:48	buy track

about

Originally released in 2001 on 12" Vinyl via sister label Sugar Shack Records.

‘Omnivore’ a remix producer, he chose ‘Silence’ to remix first and we dropped a 12” single and employed a dance plugger again based in London.

With ‘Silence’ being championed as a ‘breakbeat’ classic from various DJ sources with the likes of Ken Fan (Ministry of Sound), Groove Armada and Jason Holmes (Fat City) waxing lyrical about this slice of remixed pop, things surely must take off! Annie Nightingale (Radio One) confessed her love for the song ‘Oh God this is so gorgeous... it’s making me cry’.