Ridgewalkers ~ Find
Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2004 1:23 pmRidgewalkers featuring El ~ Find [Original Mix]
What we have here is a vocalized progressive trancer. Starts off with the typical low-tempo progbeat, with the elements 'progressively' being introduced, such as the bassline that has 'Progressive Trance' written all over it. Slightly afterwards, some soft piano keys are introduced, and the track starts picking up. After about 2 and a half minute of warming up, the vocals finally kick in. The lyrics are not very clear, but the vocalist's voice is just heavenly. After a while, all you hear is that angelic voice with that soothing bassline. Towards the fifth minte you start noticing that the track is very much House-oriented, but you don't really mind because you are already intoxicated by that woman's voice. At the sixth minute you have some very warm strings introduced, making the track even better. All in all, quality release, one of the few that is actually interesting from start to finish.
It comes with an Andy Moor remix but it wasn't worth a review.
What we have here is a vocalized progressive trancer. Starts off with the typical low-tempo progbeat, with the elements 'progressively' being introduced, such as the bassline that has 'Progressive Trance' written all over it. Slightly afterwards, some soft piano keys are introduced, and the track starts picking up. After about 2 and a half minute of warming up, the vocals finally kick in. The lyrics are not very clear, but the vocalist's voice is just heavenly. After a while, all you hear is that angelic voice with that soothing bassline. Towards the fifth minte you start noticing that the track is very much House-oriented, but you don't really mind because you are already intoxicated by that woman's voice. At the sixth minute you have some very warm strings introduced, making the track even better. All in all, quality release, one of the few that is actually interesting from start to finish.
It comes with an Andy Moor remix but it wasn't worth a review.
