Lost Witness ~ Love Again
Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2005 6:05 pmStyle..: Uplifting Trance
Catnr..: WOT001
Label..: Jed-Eye
A new Trance label launches here with Jed-Eye, with three tracks featured: the original mix, the vocal mix, and a dub mix from one of Trance's biggest names - Airbase. Top of the pile euphoric Uplifting Trance with huge crossover potential. But I think we all agree that the old Lost Witness who ruled the Vocal Trance realm own the new Lost Witness sound, not that the new one is bad.
Anyway, the original mix starts off with the vocals that are far from any French brand of cheese, and a very energetic build-up I may add. Then the breakdown hits us, displaying the contrast we were hoping for: a sweet breakdown followed by the energetic buildup, and just when your dreaming away to the vocals, the melody is slammed in raising all hands in the air with it! Great stuff!
The vocal mix is slower in tempo, longer in duration, and clearer in vocals. I'm actually beginning to think that this is the same vocalist from Emery & Kirsch ~ Lose Yourself; if anyone can confirm or deny please do. The melody isn't as handsy-uppy-in-the-airy as the original, but as the title suggests the focus is more in the vocals in this mix.
As for Airbase, what can one say about Airbase... This genius has released tracks on ID&T, A State Of Trance, Platipus, Anjunabeats, Go For It, Above The Sky, Fenology and too many more to mention; does that say enough? His remix here is of the same calibre as all his previous works: total euphoric Trance that has Airbase written all over it! I will double SamEr's wish of this producer's debut artist album finally seeing the light of day...
Simply a must-get for all trancers, a release special in each mix!
01 Love Again _Airbase Remix 06:27
02 Love Again _Original Mix 06:52
03 Love Again_Vocal Mix 07:54
Catnr..: WOT001
Label..: Jed-Eye
A new Trance label launches here with Jed-Eye, with three tracks featured: the original mix, the vocal mix, and a dub mix from one of Trance's biggest names - Airbase. Top of the pile euphoric Uplifting Trance with huge crossover potential. But I think we all agree that the old Lost Witness who ruled the Vocal Trance realm own the new Lost Witness sound, not that the new one is bad.
Anyway, the original mix starts off with the vocals that are far from any French brand of cheese, and a very energetic build-up I may add. Then the breakdown hits us, displaying the contrast we were hoping for: a sweet breakdown followed by the energetic buildup, and just when your dreaming away to the vocals, the melody is slammed in raising all hands in the air with it! Great stuff!
The vocal mix is slower in tempo, longer in duration, and clearer in vocals. I'm actually beginning to think that this is the same vocalist from Emery & Kirsch ~ Lose Yourself; if anyone can confirm or deny please do. The melody isn't as handsy-uppy-in-the-airy as the original, but as the title suggests the focus is more in the vocals in this mix.
As for Airbase, what can one say about Airbase... This genius has released tracks on ID&T, A State Of Trance, Platipus, Anjunabeats, Go For It, Above The Sky, Fenology and too many more to mention; does that say enough? His remix here is of the same calibre as all his previous works: total euphoric Trance that has Airbase written all over it! I will double SamEr's wish of this producer's debut artist album finally seeing the light of day...
Simply a must-get for all trancers, a release special in each mix!
01 Love Again _Airbase Remix 06:27
02 Love Again _Original Mix 06:52
03 Love Again_Vocal Mix 07:54
