MP3: MillionYoung's "Mien" Remixed by Evan Voytas

South Florida's resident ambiance master MillionYoung already put out a "revisited" version of "Mien," a interplanetary synth jam that originated on the Be So True EP, and so it's no surprise that he's let someone else monkey with it too. Streaming and available for download over at Fader, Evan Voytas'...

By Reed Fischer

August 3, 2010

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South Florida's resident ambiance master MillionYoung already put out a "revisited" version of "Mien," a interplanetary synth jam that originated on the Be So True EP, and so it's no surprise that he's let someone else monkey with it too. Streaming and available for download over at Fader, Evan Voytas' reworking of the track replaces much of the keyboard bleeps and bloops with more of a band feel with guitar, piano and bigger drums -- all while preserving (most of) the melodious tranquility of the original.

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