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I wrote this song in 1994 and finalized it based on my experiences at my first live-acts in 1994 and 1995. It was part of a bundle of three songs ("On your Own", "True Creator" and "Accuracy"). After I signed my record deal with Tunnel Records in summer 1995 we decided to take it as the A-Side for my debut maxi-single (vinyl). Tunnel then introduced me to a small studio near Hamburg for finalizing purposes (I did not have my own studio back then). So I could use their analogue Mackie mixer console and some of their additional equipment (such as compressors, phasers... that were actually so NOT needed in this case...). So I put my machines into my car, drove to the studio in a town called Elmshorn and re-recorded my first three tracks there. Afterwards the studio owners - without asking me - put their name on the labelcopy of my vinyl, that suddenly said "....produced by "Tiny Tone Productions". They actually never produced anything of my stuff... I only used their equipment.

And I actually was never really satisfied with these re-recorded versions that were published on vinyl. I liked my original demo version so much more. So here you find the demo version I recorded in my room in 1995 with an old Phonic mixer case. This is the version you can also find on my first album "10 - Most Wanted". And here you can hear it in a freshly remastered version that I just made - October 2013 - 18 years after its initial recording. 

Production info:
Back then you couldn't just use a nice and comfortable program for creating music were you have all stuff that you need in one computer - as virtual equipment - like nowadays. We had to use "real" stuff. Machines that you could touch, play, control and operate with tons of midi cables... 
For this song I actually only used three synthesizers and one sampler. But I tried really hard to get the best out of them and to make the sound "phatt". 
Computer: Atari STF 1040 
Synthesizer. Yamaha SY 85, Moog Rogue, Korg Poly 800
Sampler: Esoniq EPS 16+
Effects: Kawai RV-4
Mixer: Analogue Phonic Case Mixer (I forgot the exact model name)
Recording: AIWA DAT TAPE

Due to the fact that I just couldn't afford all the stuff that you need for a proper recording (effects, compressors and so on) I made some "modular connections" - while I was actually recording in real time. So I used the input of my Moog Roque (that actually played the melody) for filtering the Poly 800 in some parts of the song. Automation was not possible with the old analogue machines... 
I had to write down a schedule that I had to follow with close attention while I was recording. And I had to be quick. So the actual recording process took quite long until I was satisfied. And as a perfectionist you are never really satisfied... 
But unlike many others who don't like their debut and old music from their beginning I actually still like this song (and the two others that where on that release). Remarkable is the fact that we already used tonal and distorted kickdrums that were having a renaissance a couple of years ago when the "Jumpstyle" hype took off - and that are now so common in Hardstyle.

Accuface - "On your Own" (Original Demo Version 1995) - "Anniversary Remaster"

My High energy remix contribution to DJ Dean's &amp; Space Raven's "Nobody knows anymore".

DJ Dean vs. DJ Space Raven - Nobody ever knows any more (Accuface High Energy Mix)

I think it's time for some rework on my "Theme" from the year 2000. I hope you like it! :)
From the good old days that I miss so much!!!

Accuface - Theme from Accuface (High Energy Rework)

Remaster of the Pete Sheppibone Remix of "Red Sky" that was released in 2008. The original version of "Red Sky" was released in 2002 as a B-Side of "Journey into Sound".

Red Sky (Pete Sheppibone Remix Edit) Remastered

High Energy Remix of T-Forces' hardtrance smasher "Outside of Life". 
Out now on Danceclusive!

T-Forces - Outside of Life (Accuface High Energy Edit)

My remix of this great song produced by my good friend Nektarios and sung by the legendary trance singers Kirsty Hawkshaw and Jan Johnston. Out now on my label Pure energy Records in cooperation with the famous dutch trance label High Contrast Recordings.

Nektarios meets Kirsty Hawkshaw and Jan Johnston - Invisible Walls (Accuface 'Back 2 the Roots' Mix)

In 2001 I created my alias Aeon to release this song - because my label Tunnel Records wasn't interested in releasing it as Accuface (because at the same time I released "Let your Mind fly" on Sony Music). And having Tunnel Records rejecting it was the best thing that could happen: so I released it on Pias Recordings and it became one of my most successful records. It was massively supported by Paul van Dyk, Talla 2XLC, Blank & Jones and many others around the globe... and also "Radio Sunshine Live" was playing it on high rotation every day...good old days! :)

The production was at a time when electronic music was still created on "real machines" without audio programs (like Fruity Loops") and  virtual instruments like "Nexus" or "Sylenth" that are so easy to use today. 13 synths, drum machines and samplers were running at the same time in my studio. Some of them multitimbral. 32 mixer channels were used. Even the bassline consists of three different synths playing complementary. Finishing the whole production of this "Bombastic Remix" took me about three months - due to my perfectionism. ;)
Enjoy the more than 10 minutes ride! ;)

Aeon - Masterpiece Of Emotion  (Bombastic 12" Mix) Remaster 2014

Accuface High Energy Remix of this collaboration between Thomas Petersen, Mega 'Lo Mania and singer Franca Morgano.

Thomas Petersen vs. Mega 'Lo Mania - Without Your Love (Accuface High Energy Remix Edit)

First release on June 2nd 2003 on Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 25. This is the remaster that you can find on my album "Timeless Tunes".

Is there Life on Mars? (Tunnel Trance Force Full Length)

Original version of "The Rush"! Stomping hardtrance!

Accuface - The Rush (Original Mix)

My High Energy Trance Remix contribution to Manox' new Hitsingle on Zooland Records in full extended version!
Enjoy!

Manox - Autumn Shine (Accuface High Energy Remix)

My High Energy Remix contribution to this official remake-release of that BB classic from the year 2000. My goal was to find a suiting melody. I told myself not to release my remix if I don't find a catchy melody - since the original was a banging and groundbreaking track in terms of musical energy in 2000 that I still respect and like a lot! 
So I worked really hard on finding it. And then - when I was almost about to give up, one day before the deadline a melody came into my head. THIS melody! And I said to myself: yeah, that's it ... and so did Brooklyn Bounce! ;)
This is one still is one of my own most favorite Accuface remixes.

Brooklyn Bounce - Bass, Beats & Melody Reloaded (Accuface High Energy Remix)

This is the very Original Extended Version of "Pure Energy". Released in February 2006 on BE52 Records. Vocals were sung by Michal The Girl (who sadly died in 2011). 
..."on an outbound train that breaks from yesterday oh... I always wanted to feel this way on a sky high plane hotter than all the sun's rays and I know it's true we were always meant to be released to pure energy."
Now in 2020 I released all mixes completely remastered in 24 Bits HQ.

Shoplinks:
Streaming: https://songwhip.com/album/accuface/pure-energy-remastered
Download: https://tinyurl.com/Accuface-Pure-Energy

Accuface - Pure Energy (Original Club Mix)

The orginal Mixes of this song were released 2001/2002. A special long version of this one here is featured on my album "Lost & Found" (Remastered and Bonus Tracks).

Lost & Found (Remastered and Bonus Tracks)

Accuface - Journey into Sound (Accuface Rebound Mix)

The first release of "Let your Mind fly  first released was on Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 15 that came out November 2000. It had been re-released with remixes in 2001 by Sony Music/Dance Division under the name "Tunnel Allstars pres. Accuface" (for promoting the name "Tunnel"...). This is the original version from TTF Vol. 15 in full length and remastered.

Instruments used  (no VST, no virtual effects - only "real" hardware):

Computer: Intel PC, Windows 98, Cubase VST 5.0
Synthesizer: Yamaha SY 85, Yamaha TG 77, Moog Rogue, Yamaha AN1X, Yamaha TG 500, Roland XV 3080, Roland JV 880, Kawai K5000 R, Waldorf Pulse, Novation Bass Station
Sampler: EMU E6400 Ultra, Ensoniq ASR 10
Drumcomputer: Novation Drumstation
Effects: Yamaha REV 500, Kawai RV-4, 
Compressor: dbx 160
Mixer: 2 x Yamaha 03D, synced

Let Your Mind Fly (Remastered Original Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 15 Mix)

"I don't know the future. I didn't come here to tell you how this is going to end. I came here to tell you how it's going to begin. I'm going to hang up this phone, and then I'm going to show these people what you don't want them to see. I'm going to show them a world without you. A world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries. A world where anything is possible." ;)

Accuface - Anything is possible (High Energy Upgrade)

On July, 24th 2010, a terrible disaster happened at the Love Parade in Duisburg (Germany), which will stay in the minds of the electronic music scene and other people worldwide. Mostly affected are the victims, injured and related persons of the accident though.
Each one handles what happened differently. The Bremen based Hardtrance producer Marlon Juers, better known as Accuface, decided to handle the disaster in a musical way.
Both griefs for the involved people and anger at the ones responsible for this incident influenced Accuface during his production.
“The Disaster (Grief and Anger)” was also placed on the “Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 54”. Now, the song will be additionally released in a special remixed and extended full version as a free download! This free download is a call, not to forget what happened in Duisburg and to help the involved people. Since in case of a usual benefit-song often not all of the income reaches the victims – Accuface would like to support a direct donation – and says thanks with this free song.
Especially for this matter, the DRK (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz) opened a donation account at Sparkasse Duisburg with following details (Bank: Sparkasse Duisburg, IBAN: DE20 3505 0000 0200 2042 04, SWIFT: DUISDE33XXX, Reference: Loveparade).
Hoping, that such a disaster will never happen again, Accuface thanks everyone for each contribution for supporting the victims and involved people. Even though this tragic event mostly disappeared from the media there are still people that suffer from that disaster – and we should not forget!


The Disaster (Grief and Anger)

Released on Tunnel Trance Force Vol. 16 in 2001! Released in full length on my Album "10 Most Wanted" in 2005. Now in 2018 available as 24 Bit High Quality Remaster on my album "10 Most Wanted (Remastered)"!
Shoplinks: 
iTunes: http://po.st/iTunes_10MostWanted 
Amazon: http://po.st/Amazon_10MostWanted 
Spotify: http://po.st/Spotify_10MostWanted

Accuface - Travelling Without Moving (2018 Remastered Tunnel Trance Force Full Length)

OUT NOW in this 24 Bits full sound 2020 re-mastered version as part of the single release of "See the Light (Remastered)" and on my album "Lost & Found" (Remastered and Bonus Tracks). It's a chill-out version of "See the Light". ;)

Shop links "See the Light"  (Spotify, Beatport, Amazon, Apple Music, and more):
https://save-it.cc/sonicartmusic/accuface-see-the-light-remastered

Shop links "Lost & Found":
https://save-it.cc/sonicartmusic/lost-found-remastered-bonus-tracks

See the Light (Break of Dawn Version - Remastered and Extended)

This my contribution to Rolf Maier Bode's remix album "Thirteen Nights". The album is a remix edition of Rolf's great Pop album "Thirteen Stories".  Rolf asked me for a remix and I decided for his great song "Vertigo" - since it inspired me most. Rolf is one member of the great 90's rave project RMB who by the way wrote the classic rave hymn "Experience (follow me)" from 1995 that I recently covered under my pseudonym Megasonic! 
Even if you are not into pop music in any kind I really would recommend give the albums a listen - and of course the remix edition (which is more dance). It's just great music - and it was lots of fun doing this remix! :)