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Kily - Choose another

Tracklist:

01 - Arnaud Le Texier - Elusanes (Beatless Version) - Intro
02 - Art Department feat. Seth Troxler - Living The Life (Aba Therapy Mix)
03 - James What - About Love
04 - Guy Gerber, Guti, Ryan Crosson & Greg Paulus - Time For A Change
05 - Maceo Plex - Your Style
06 - Dan Drastic & Matthias Tanzmann - Puddle Trouble
07 - Frivolous - Back Into The Deep
08 - Alex Picone - Inside Out
09 - Gregor Tresher - As Days Go By
10 - Agaric - Who Made Up The Rules
11 - H.O.S.H. - Antonelli Screaming (Steve Bug Remix)
12 - Of Norway - Karpathian Thirst - Bonus Track

Interview:

1-	What have you been working on last months?

For the last months I have been working in the studio many hours of the day. Apart from having commitments with various labels, I felt a great need to find new sounds and ways to make my tracks. I've been working on several ep's that they will be published in labels such as Paulatine, Sphera or Cray1. I also have been working on some remixes for Piston, label that I have a special affection on which I collaborate actively. Obviously I have not neglected the collaborations with good friends, and that is something I also love to do. Tracks with Thinaik, Uner, Oren Bi, Efron, Oscar Sala or EL_Txef_A


2-	What can you tell us about your evolution from the first releases to the latest?

I think that the evolution in my music is constant in each track either creative or technically. I have influences from a lot of styles I've been diving over my life: the 90's trance, break beat, drum n bass, eurodance, pop, lots of black music, jazz, soundtracks, folk etc. In my tracks I attempt to capture, organize and overall balance all these influences to sound a pleasant and consistent, this is my greatest challenge and my main aim. I must confess that at first my music was pretty chaotic but gradually I think it is evolving into something more coherent, what is undeniable, and it sounds a cliché but true, you never stop learning and therefore evolving. And the more you learn, the more you realize that you know less.

3-	What can we expect about the mix?

In this mix I tried to capture what I would play in a club, long and very smooth mixes between tracks with a variety of shades (vocal tracks, some more music, others based on groove, tracks with soul ...). I have tried to rise the intensity gradually with each track. I would highlight a few tracks: the Frivolous by its elegance (I admire the producer) and the last Of Norway, I put it as "bonus track" because is one of the few tracks that has managed to reach the soul.


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