# The Detroit Experiment – Think Twice (Mark E Remixes)
The Detroit Experiment represents a significant chapter in the evolution of deep house and electronic music emerging from Detroit's storied production scene. This 2009 release on Juno Records captures the essence of the city's underground sound, delivering two extended remixes of their track "Think Twice" by the accomplished producer Mark E.
The album's context is rooted in Detroit's legacy as a birthplace of techno and house music innovation. By 2009, the city's deep house movement had matured into a sophisticated aesthetic that emphasized atmospheric production and hypnotic rhythms. This single perfectly encapsulates that ethos, offering collectors two distinct interpretations of the original composition.
Mark E's production work on this release showcases the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of contemporary deep house craftsmanship. The A-side, "Think Twice (Mark E Pressure Dub)," stretches to nearly eleven minutes, building a immersive sonic landscape through carefully layered textures and sustained tension. The track develops gradually, allowing listeners to sink into its meditative groove.
The B-side remix takes a slightly different approach at just over nine and a half minutes, offering an alternative perspective on the material while maintaining the deep house sensibilities that define the release. Both tracks demonstrate the producer's skill at extending minimal elements into compelling long-form compositions that reward patient listening.
Pressed as a 12-inch vinyl on Juno Records, this remains an essential addition to any serious electronic music collector's library, representing a crucial moment in Detroit's ongoing influence on global dance music.
