Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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Zachary Zamarripa - The One feat SOMNI original (Docka Records) (DOC009)

Genre: House
Release Date: 12-23-16

Beatport:
beatport.com/release/the-one-feat-somni/1913448
beatport.com/release/the-one-feat-somni/1943764

Label: Docka Records

Release info:

Reminiscent of a classic house music jam complete with a finger snap solo and big chord pianos, Zachary Zamarripa along with Somni deliver a strong vocal track for their house music masterpiece "The One”. The track is on fire, continuing in the Billboard charts (#1 Break out & #30 on the Top 50 Dance charts as of 2/18 reporting date) after having spent 4 weeks on various Top 100 Beatport charts so far including the recent remixes release!

On the remix front, having recently finished remixes for JES + Austin Leeds and their 1st original track 'Da Chug' released on System Recordings, Vibonacci & Starward deliver a heavy tech house remix utilizing "The One" as a basis for a dark yet chuggy track. Brining a techno edge to "The One", Toronto based producers & label founders of Parliament House and China Club Records take select parts of the vocals and patiently grow the elements with a wobbling rhythmic bassline. Recent Icon Collective graduate out of Los Angeles with some heavy production surprises up his sleeve coming for 2017 jumps into a deeper mix of the pack properly reppin for LA.

On the remixes most recent release, Italy's Matteo Candura delivers a very groovy, chilled out mix. With variant styles blending into one throughout the track, the vocal pitch down rework and analogue synths reverberating back & forth with the vocals, the love vibes are astounding. Coming together for a collab remix are Mexico's Minow & Gama, each respectively talented in various genres unite for a pumpin' house mix with deep vibes remake, keeping the big room house keys in line with a catchy melody and a warm, chunky bass line through the drop. Rick Cross turns up the beat off the bat with a drum heavy beat and a swanky guitar riff that catapults into wild synths, vocal cut ups and an 80's retro buildup ready for the peak hour nightclub dance floors. Sam Wild lets loose introducing a trapish breaks breakdown with extreme vocal pitch downs while maintaining the essential house elements.