April 6 we’ll see the release of a new album by the world’s number one DJ. Loved and hated by a lot of people, it can’t be denied that Tiesto is popular. His new album is out on April 6 and is called Elements of Life.
Three remixes of an original that I have never heard and so I can not compare with. The usual suspects of the Seedyr, Chymera, Asciinoid and big techno star Corrugated Tunnel provide the remixes, basically giving a guarantee for some high quality music.
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After almost 3 months of hard work, the first Xynthetic compilation is now available. 26 artists from around the world in a variety of styles of music. From total newcomers to established artists, this brings together Xynthetic’s musical tastes on one compilation.
The US leading electro label Satamile has another great release out. Swedish duo Blotnik Brothers bring their Mizuage to the ears of the listener.
Album: All The Darkness Has Gone To Details
Format: High Quality MP3 320 kbps + artwork & text
File Size: 87.7 MB
The Ultre debut release presents structured musical pieces utilising piano, guitar, home made instruments and electronics. Elegant, delicate, complex, organic, bold, charming, melancholy, nervous, or violent.. All the darkness has gone to details.
The Ultre debut release contains complex digital sounds and the distressed acoustic presentations of piano, strings and guitar. His quest for perfection is carefully set against a context of subtle erosion and beautiful mistakes. Ultre embraces artefacts found within acoustic imprecision, wear, and tear and places them within a frame of digital precision. Sound akin to life – needs to be calculatedly imperfect.
Listing influences like Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, Chet Baker and Rae & Christian in the second line of your press sheet does trigger some expectations when you receive a new promo cd. Hi Fi Mike (Mike Wells) aims high.