Las Americas - Do It (St. David Remixes) [Definitive Recordings]

Definitive Recordings reissues Las Americas' classic "Do It" with St. David remixes

Definitive Recordings is proud to present the reissue of "Do It," a timeless house classic by Las Americas, the project of renowned producer David Alvarado. Originally released in 1994, this track returns in a remastered version, accompanied by two new remixes from Italian house master St. David, as well as a remastered version of Chuck Phulasole's remix.

St. David, born Davide Disanto in Bari, Italy, in 1991, spearheads this reissue with his distinctive old-school house style. His influence shines throughout the release, making it clear why he is one of the most respected figures in the underground house scene. With a career deeply inspired by the 90s house aesthetic, he has repeatedly reached the top spots in the World Vinyl Charts, supported by icons such as The Martinez Brothers, Jovonn, and Chris Stussy. Inspired by legendary American house labels like Strictly Rhythm and Nervous Records, St. David has earned a solid reputation for his ability to fuse timeless grooves with contemporary energy.

His "St. David Big Tool Mix" is a playful and catchy reinterpretation that manipulates the iconic "Do It" vocal phrase with rhythmic sampling that injects a vibrant groove into the original track. Meanwhile, the "St. David Drum Tool Dub" takes a funkier and more forceful approach, with sharp rhythmic guitars that bring a new twist to the vocal hook.

The remastered version of the 1994 original remains a testament to David Alvarado's legacy, with its repetitive structure typical of 90s house, classic basslines, and funky guitar riffs around the unforgettable vocal motif. The release closes with Chuck Phulasole's remix, which opts for a deeper vibe, focusing on keyboards and a prominent Moog bassline that adds texture and depth to the track.

The "Do It" reissue is a celebration of house music's legacy, uniting a remastered classic with new interpretations designed for contemporary dance floors.