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Grammy Award-winning electronic band Dirty Vegas release Days Go By (The Retrospective) bringing together the band’s biggest tracks, and favourite remixes, including four newly commissioned remixes for 2018, on two CDs.

Disc one of Days Go By (The Retrospective) features 17 original tracks, all hand-picked from their four artist albums.

Featuring tracks from their self-titled debut album, Dirty Vegas, headed up by the eponymous and infamous single Days Go By, hitting No.27 in the UK Top 40 singles chart in 2000 before re-entering to peak at No.16 a year later after featuring in the iconic Mitsubishi Eclipse TV advert, which became a benchmark in music marketing cross-promotion.

Days Go By catapulted Dirty Vegas to Grammy success winning the group Best Dance Recording in 2003, the first year an award was given in that category. Lost Not Found, I Should Know, Simple Things and their Top 40 hit Ghosts complete the famous five.

The 2004 album, One included their No.1 Billboard Dance chart hits Walk Into The Sun and Human Love, while their next album Electric Love reached No.4 on the USA iTunes Dance chart and is represented by their singles Electric Love, Little White Doves and Emma. Finally, Do What You Feel, Let The Night and Setting Sun join their reworking of Duran Duran’s Save A Prayer from the 2015 album Photograph, which hit No.3 on US iTunes Dance Album Chart and achieved certified Gold Status in Italy.

Disc two features a continuous DJ mix from Dirty Vegas band member Paul Harris mixing up a handpicked selection of 13 classic tracks remixed by electronic superstars such as Paul Oakenfold, Nora En Pure, Sharam Jey, Alex Neri and Fred Falke plus four exclusive new remixes from Stuart King, Budd, Jay Shepheard and Dumont & Wagener.

Fans who download the digital album will also be treated to a further bonus remixes including three versions of Human Love by PAAX Talum, Death On The Balcony and Bad Milk. There’s also an uplifting Above & Beyond interpretation of Tonight, a Sultan & Ned Shepard remix of Pressure plus Felix Da Housecat’s re-rub of Changes.

Paul and Steve add:

“We have really enjoyed the process of putting this album together. We’ve gone back over our work and picked out our favourite tracks. Along the way, while searching through music, video and photographic archives it has brought back lots of memories and given us new energy and inspiration for our future music plans.”

Days Go By (The Retrospective) is available via download stores, streaming services and all good record stores as a two-disc CD. steve smith deep house music nu disco