Cara Dillon vs 2Devine ~ Black Is The Colour
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 4:56 pm[align=justify]Release Title: Cara Dillon Vs. 2Devine
Release Name: Black Is The Colour
Record Label: Anjunabeats
Catalogue No: ANJ073
Genre: Progressive|Uplifting Trance
No Of Tracks: 05
Total Track Time: 34:54 min
01. Black Is The Colour (Radio Edit) 05:11
02. Black Is The Colour (Coco & Green Remix) 07:21
03. Black Is The Colour (2Devine Remix) 08:15
04. Black Is The Colour 07:25
(Above & Beyond's Divine Intervention Remix)
05. Black Is The Colour (2Devine's Bootleg Remix) 06:42
Finally, ey? Already gaining support from all the top jocks, this long-awaited much-anticipated monster of a track finally sees the light of day on Anjunabeats.
Coco & Green go large: vocals sweeter than strawberries singing solo in the breakdown, followed by the blast of an electroish bassline - a winning formula, easily!
2Devine go mellow: a a very varying version, with loads of ups and downs, and all sorts of elements swimming around, with a melancholic break somewhere in the middle that blasts back into perfection with that beat comeback paired with Moor-ish manipulation of the vocals... trancier than C&G!
Label owners Above & Beyond go upliting: a total remake of the vocals, again Moorishly, with what I guess would work well on a floor... will let you know when I test it out!
2Devine then go bootlegish: not quite sure what they mashed it up with, but it's the weaker version of the CDM.
Finally, ey?[/align]
Release Name: Black Is The Colour
Record Label: Anjunabeats
Catalogue No: ANJ073
Genre: Progressive|Uplifting Trance
No Of Tracks: 05
Total Track Time: 34:54 min
01. Black Is The Colour (Radio Edit) 05:11
02. Black Is The Colour (Coco & Green Remix) 07:21
03. Black Is The Colour (2Devine Remix) 08:15
04. Black Is The Colour 07:25
(Above & Beyond's Divine Intervention Remix)
05. Black Is The Colour (2Devine's Bootleg Remix) 06:42
Finally, ey? Already gaining support from all the top jocks, this long-awaited much-anticipated monster of a track finally sees the light of day on Anjunabeats.
Coco & Green go large: vocals sweeter than strawberries singing solo in the breakdown, followed by the blast of an electroish bassline - a winning formula, easily!
2Devine go mellow: a a very varying version, with loads of ups and downs, and all sorts of elements swimming around, with a melancholic break somewhere in the middle that blasts back into perfection with that beat comeback paired with Moor-ish manipulation of the vocals... trancier than C&G!
Label owners Above & Beyond go upliting: a total remake of the vocals, again Moorishly, with what I guess would work well on a floor... will let you know when I test it out!
2Devine then go bootlegish: not quite sure what they mashed it up with, but it's the weaker version of the CDM.
Finally, ey?[/align]
