The name Svatoslav Tvardovsky has become increasingly well known in EDM circles since 2010. The prolific young Ukrainian has featured on numerous labels within the Proton roster family and his work for the likes of Nueva Deep, Vurtical and Liquid Grooves has graced the virtual boxes of every self-respecting DJ from Hernan Cattaneo and Henry Saiz to Moonbeam and Markus Schulz. His own Stereo Paradise label has also been a hugely successful repository for his own work in addition to launching the careers of many others. Tvardovsky's work for Proton Music has also been impressive. Spearheaded by two remixes of Poison Pro and Miusha's hugely successful, "Alien", the release of "Infinite" followed, alongside Sezer Uysal, as part of Proton's thriving "VS" series in June 2012. Now, "Infinite" receives a richly deserved full release with remixes from two of the industry's finest. Sezer's own track, "Section 5" set to follow later in the year. Dousk is a name requiring little introduction in the world of house music in its varying forms. Since completing classical training of piano, jazz and electronic music production, Ioannis Ntouskos hit the ground running with his four track EP for John Digweed's Bedrock Records in 2004. Since then, two successful Dousk albums have been released (with a third in the pipeline) and a host of original productions signed to Vapour Records, Plusquam and Movement; remixes of industry legends, Trafik and Tilt finding their way on to Global Underground and Lost Language. Remixing "Infinite", Dousk has taken a markedly different line from Tvardovsky's original. Strong house beats combine with counterpart stabs and vocal cuts. Full of groove-laden rhythms and dynamic energy, Dousk's house vibe is of high order. Calling Buenos Aires his hometown, Argentinean, Yamil Colucci's rise since 2010 been impressive. Dedicating himself to emulate the sounds he heard as a "true fan of the electronic nightlife", Yamil's hard work has manifestly paid off. His music has been seen on some of the finest modern imprints (including Stripped and Hope) with a notable career highlight coming in the signing of "Bristol Warm" to Nick Warren's "Balance 018" compilation. His remix of Ad Brown and Nick Stoynoff's "Nebulas" for Proton Music in December 2012 was also a progressive gem. Taking on "Infinite", Yamil's trademark beats-driven and rhythmic dynamism are brought to the fore, while the melodic lead line from Tvardovsky's original builds effortlessly before dropping back once more into the complex rhythmic arrangement. Two new remixes from Dousk and Yamil Colucci have ensured that Tvardovsky's "Infinite" is full of eternal joy and surprise. Directed by Jay Epoch AandR by Renee Ugarteche Mastered by Cid Inc. Designed by Ben Mautner Text by James Warren