Floyd ~ Any Given Day
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 1:07 amRon van den Beuken presents himself this time under his Floyd alias. Come 2 Gether and 4 Ever were the previous singles of this man. His partner in crime John van Dongen took care of the B-side. It's already released on a new compilation mixalbum by DJ Tatana called Neon Lights in Switzerland. This far the track gained massive support from quite a load of DJs.
Floyd Mix
This is quite different than you are used from previous Shane productions. Instead of the massive overwhelming synths sound you can expect a more slicker, deeper track. It kicks off with a dark, mysterious approach with some very powerful synths building up to a mysterious breakdown. A fantastic dreamy melody is introduced by Ron, with awesome spacey effects placed around it. It might remind some people maybey a little of Nightlife ~ Annihilating, but this track is harder, better, more powerful and has a fantastic deep drive and bassline. Fantastic Trance production by Mr. van den Beuken.
JVD Mix
This mix is remarkably shorter and is also very powerful and has a tech-trancy feel. Big powerful synths get introduced very quickly into the track, which has a more aggressive bassline as the already bombastic Floyd Mix. The focus lies slightly less on the beautiful melody (that is still around), but more on the synths and sounds around the track. It's all a little more predictable in the build-up. More focused on dancefloor effect than the Floyd mix.
What a massive, massive track! It's been a long time since I heard such a classy dancefloor killertrack. A must-have for DJs who like their audience to dance - you should've seen AMADEUS jump up & down when he threw it in last week's Rhythm Nation! I was lucky enought to be in the studio at that moment
Floyd Mix
This is quite different than you are used from previous Shane productions. Instead of the massive overwhelming synths sound you can expect a more slicker, deeper track. It kicks off with a dark, mysterious approach with some very powerful synths building up to a mysterious breakdown. A fantastic dreamy melody is introduced by Ron, with awesome spacey effects placed around it. It might remind some people maybey a little of Nightlife ~ Annihilating, but this track is harder, better, more powerful and has a fantastic deep drive and bassline. Fantastic Trance production by Mr. van den Beuken.
JVD Mix
This mix is remarkably shorter and is also very powerful and has a tech-trancy feel. Big powerful synths get introduced very quickly into the track, which has a more aggressive bassline as the already bombastic Floyd Mix. The focus lies slightly less on the beautiful melody (that is still around), but more on the synths and sounds around the track. It's all a little more predictable in the build-up. More focused on dancefloor effect than the Floyd mix.
What a massive, massive track! It's been a long time since I heard such a classy dancefloor killertrack. A must-have for DJs who like their audience to dance - you should've seen AMADEUS jump up & down when he threw it in last week's Rhythm Nation! I was lucky enought to be in the studio at that moment