Chilled trance

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While IPOLY MUSIC is focussed to enrich the dancefloors with special music contents, our new release line IPOLY MATE steps out of the club and  connects real songs with tech house elements in a novel sense. Rookie Gabriel Vitel starts off and makes his debut with two  desired pieces from the all-around impacting “Alec Troniq & Gabriel Vitel” Liveact:

Lively guitars revive the spring in your mind. A rough and powerful voice wakes you up on flower meadows. A heart-warming beat makes you feel  like dancing on a rainbow and drives sweat between your legs. Is there any Feeling Better?

Yeah, we’re kidding. Just listen!

Gabriel Vitel - Feeling Better

Jonas Mantey - Frei (Original Mix)

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Incessantly repeating, wide ranging arpeggios in the lead synth bleep under a chorale progression in the pad synths. A giant crescendo peaks with a brutal delayed effect bass line. A circle of fifths progression spins us out to the furthest diminished chords before sliding back home. To be continued.

Picture: Gulf of California, Colorado river former delta
Composed by Be'eri Moalem
Sound production by Ohd1n

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We Can Be Ghosts Now

Violin, violist, composer, Be'eri Moalem plays in a variety of genres: classical, Klezmer, and middle eastern. Recently also composing electronica tracks in a collaboration with DJ Daris.

Previous press:
“Moalem’s compositional method is technically artful, using imitation in the violin part to inject harmony and dialogue that Bach’s counterpoint could only imply.”
-SFCV, 2009

"rich range of sound: mournful, smooth, intricately patterned, minimalist, lively."
-Palo Alto Weekly, 2010

“While we wish Moalem to reach [Terry] Riley's notoriety, his piece did not pale in the immediate comparison. There was a refreshing vitality to the concert”
-SFist, 2010

“The effect is startling, with serenity dissolving into dissonance; rhythmic complexity with melodic unity; secular sounds mixed with spiritual.”
-Palo Alto Online, 2010