NeptuneProject

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Not really sure where to begin with this one at all. It's a little bit of a journey, as to how this mashup came to exist.

For many years, we have really wanted to drop the breakdown of Prodigy's 'Narayan' in a set, but suffering too much from perfectionism, it was always a case of finding the right moment, or at the very least, a track which it could be combined with effectively.

Whilst meticulously planning the recent 10hr Atlanta set, an incredible moment of creativity was experienced, upon listening to Airwave's mind-blowing 'Chiricahua' the realisation struck that Narayan could work perfectly as a mashup with it.

From that moment, the creative process ended up blasting off into another galaxy (it certainly felt that way in the moment) with extra additions of another two tracks we have been waiting to find the right moment to use in a set for years, the massive Perfecto classic 'Animal' by Lost It.com and an intro in the form of Leftfield's take of the haunting John Barry masterpiece from 'You Only Live Twice' titled 'Space March'

With 3 tracks that have been in the back of the mind for years, all combined together, we knew straight away that this was going to cause absolute mayhem on the dance floor.

That night in Atlanta when it was played for the very first time, it literally felt more than ever before that the roof of the club was going to come down.

It has been one of the biggest highlights in our sets for the past 4 months and it's a very special feeling to have combined such amazing pieces together from different genres spanning across 25 years.

With so many names involved, it was very difficult to know exactly how to formulate the title. The 'Green Martian' homage felt particularly fitting, with the inspiration that came from another dimension that night, causing the exact moment, where 3 pieces of music we had wanted to play for years could all be featured within the same production.

Hopefully you get to hear this on the dancefloor soon with us.

NeptuneProject

Paul Myer