Fouk Flips CAPYAC's 'Sanctuary,' Into Uplifting Funk-Filled Experience

October 9, 2021 -

Justin Angle

CAPYAC, a project made up of established electronic artists P. Sugz and Potion, continues to hit some serious high marks since the release of their 2nd album CAPYAC FOREVER, a diverse and groovy experience that combines the best parts of both acts in one go.

The highest stream single off the album is "Sanctuary," which is now getting a fresh flip from the happy-go-lucky duo known as Fouk. Fouk adds a chill, yet smoothly melodic feel to the single, which still maintains the perfect amount of elements from the original. Fouk strikes up a balanced feel on "Sanctuary (Fouk Remix,)" a vibe that won't be soon forgotten and sure to stand the test off time.

This is far from the first time Fouk has put a spin on another artists releases, having edited tracks fro the likes of Kraak & Smaak, Groove Armada, The Brand New Heavies, Joey Negro, and many others.

CAPYAC tapping Fouk to take on this track was a match made in heaven. With plenty of replay value and an attention-grabbing vibe within, "Sanctuary (Fouk Remix,)" hits the spot in more ways than one.

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