Answer 42

Answer42 - Shoreline

Answer42 - Tucano

Answer42 - Dew Point

Liquid Vision - Pearlescent (Answer42 Remix)

This is a remix we did for "I loved you once" from our friend P8.The track was released on Live &amp; Direct but unfortunately never saw a single release so we are now giving away this 'bootleg' mix to you!

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P8 - I loved you once (Answer42 'bootleg' mix) *** FREE DOWNLOAD

This is a recent remix we did for Usefull Records. 
Out now on Usefull records.

http://www.beatport.com/track/orbit-answer42-remix/3029033


Dimo feat. Michael Inge - Orbit (Answer42 mix)

P8 & Answer42
Fragments / Aria
Anjunadeep
OUT NOW!!

1. Fragments (Original Mix)
2. Fragments (Guy J Remix)
3. Aria

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Having established themselves as key members of the Anjunadeep family, Italian and Dutch trio Answer42 team up with label debutant P8 for a deliciously mesmeric groover that juggles influences from the deep and progressive ends of the spectrum.

Bringing a hypnotic edge to James Grant's "Anjunadeep 04" CD, "Fragments" is built on an insistent pumping groove which dissolves beautifully, only to suddenly re-emerge with a sizzling synth lead.

Legendary progressive/melodic techno producer Guy J then provides his own electrifying rework by seamlessly combining the rhythmic surges of the original with a new and simmering atmosphere - resulting in a pulsing percussion-fuelled soundscape. The package is rounded off with the chilled funk of "Aria".

P8 & Answer42 - Fragments (Original Mix)

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Release Date: 23rd April 2012

Following on from the success of last year's "Japanese Schoolgirls", Suspect 44 bring another glistening, 80s-influenced anthem to the Anjunadeep table. 

Already a big tune in Anjunadeep circles thanks to its appearance on Jaytech's "Anjunadeep 04" mix, "Neon Feel" lives up its name with bright, 80s-influenced synths, nostalgic piano melodies and Suspect 44's trademark cut-up vocal funk.


Answer 42

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