S.U.N. Project – Macrophage
Stamp :Spirit Zone Recordings – SPIRIT ZONE 038 CD
Format :CD , Album
Country :Germany
Posted :Feb 26, 1998
Gender :Electronic
Style :Goa Trance

S.U.N. Project - Space Dwarfs

#goatrance #acidtechno #peaktimetechno 

Download ▶︎https://zion604records.bandcamp.com/album/samurai-sun

Zion 604 announces the release of a new EP from the founder Roy Sason, a collab with a fresh talented artist named Tomer Kaduri.

Tomer is a composer &amp;amp; producer from Kibbutz Usha, Israel. Tomer has experience as a party producer through the years, this EP is his first experience in producing old-school trance.

Together with Roy, they have managed to create a true story of old-school trance that flows from Europe to Japan. Middle East sounds to meet the classical Tokyo tribe style...

▶︎Release info
Title : Samurai Sun
Artist Name : Roy Sason, Kadurim
Cat No. ZION604DIG024
Label: Zion 604 Records
Release Date : 20 Dec 2023

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▶︎Tracks
1. On The Edge
2. Sumurai Sun
3. Red Antz
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▶︎Credits
Executive Producer : Roy Sason
Written and Produced by Roy Sason, Tomer Kaduri
Mastered by Drezz Nervasystem,
Cover by HRK ( 25mm Design )

Roy Sason, Kadurim - Samurai Sun

Laughing Skull - Extraterestrial Lover

Tripping Into The Future

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23.2.2025

Barry's Trip

Inside Us

*Drop of Acid*
🔊 Pure acid techno. "Drop of Acid," at 135 BPM, driven by the corrosive lines of the Roland TB-303, takes you on a psychedelic journey. Heavy kicks, sharp hi-hats, and distorted synths create an intense vibe, perfect for underground raves. Feel the drop, lose yourself in the loop! 🌀 #AcidTechno #Rave #ElectronicMusic

Drop of Acid

Original track by - Jijah!
and many tnx for my great friend Dan CHEMLAO who helped me make this track what it is - A Jog With The Dog!
Enjoy:]

Jog With The Dog (Vs. CHEMLAO)

Synergy by Cosmosis 1998  Originally released on Transient Records on double vinyl and CD format. Cover painting by Tim Dow.

From the sleeve notes:

7. Down At The Crossroad. 

After an interview on a dance radio station in Greece last summer, Jez and I were taken to lunch by the radio D.J and a few radio staff. After a while of chatting, the interviewer asked in a rather concerned tone whether what she had heard was true, about psychedelic trance in fact being a devil worship cult. I looked at her in the eye and replied with a look of po faced seriousness, that it was indeed true, and if she was ever to come to the U.K. that Jez and I could take her to one and we could all worship the devil together. At which point she physically jumped about 2 inches off the chair as if I had suddenly sprouted a pair of red horns and a tail. I took the next 5 minutes explaining to her that I was joking and that it wasn't true. Poor woman to this day I don't think she believed me. I must say I thought the d.j.s and producers on the trance music scene were beyond such judeo/christian superstitions, looks like I was wrong. After all, I suppose the devil does have all the best tunes  :)

S.U.N. Project - Space Dwarfs

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