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Paul Johnson - Get Get Down - REMASTERED 2013

Track 15: Afterclub Zino - The Limit- the Final Edition 


15 - Virtual Zone - Heaven

• Please note, I do not claim ownership and I am NOT selling or sharing this track.
• This is my "personal edit " of 'We Magnify His Name' by Floorplan (aka Robert Hood). Be sure to check out the original for a full comparison of what I've chopped and changed. For more information about the original track as well as and interview with Floorplan/Robert Hood, please see read this article:
https://thump.vice.com/en_uk/article/the-origins-of-robert-hoods-we-magnify-his-name

Floorplan - We Magnify His Name (Ash C's Personal Edit)

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DJ Jean - The Launch (1999)

Nothing spells throwback classic trance like ATB. This vocal track takes you back to 2004 with an uplifting remix by Starfighter 2. Roberta Carter Harrison's vocals here are just superb. This song is really something.

Album Cover: Skye Thompson

ATB - Long Way Home (Starfighter 2 Remix)

This is an unofficial remix of "Dr*gs from Amsterdam" by Mau P.  
All rights to the original artist.  
Made for fun / non-commercial purposes.  

MauP - Dr*gs from Amsterdam [ATWO Remix]

Paffendorf - Be Cool (Club Mix)

Cosmic Gate - Exploration of Space

Mauro Picotto Iguana

09 ATB - 9pm (Till I Come)

Neon Lights - Not over Yet (D10 Remix)

Hard trance remix of Grace's Not Over Yet. HUGE Track was played at God kitchen, Dance Valley and all over the world at big events.
Supported by Dave Pearce, Steve Hill, Scot Project, Alphazone just to name a few.

Not Over Yet (D10 Remix)

Neon Lights - Not over Yet (D10 Remix) (S-Trax) (STRAX001)

I Love You

218. Public Domain - Operation Blade

(R)EVOLUTION: THE REMIXES encompasses fresh-off-the-desk reworkings from a full company of van Dyk’s fellow production studionauts.  Also included is the radio edit of “Such A Feeling” ft. Austin Leeds and vocalist Elijah King, a remake of the instrumental “Verano” that has never been available in North America before.  Leading the charge is the production brotherhood of Woody van Eyden and Alex M.O.R.P.H., who are respectively tasked with retakes of “Sun After Heartbreak” and “Such A Feeling.” Drawing on a wealth of harmonics, thermal synths and Sue McLaren's and Elijah King's vocal talents, they reposition PvD’s original versions in an entirely new light. 

Musical mutineers Kyau & Albert, Maarten De Jong and John O’Callaghan zoom in on some more big room aspects.  Their radical interpretations of “Open My Eyes,” “Symmetries” and “I Don’t Deserve You” respectively highlight drums, percussion and distortion that are altogether more atomic in nature.
 
Emphasizing both the popularity and musical latitude of the latter track, “I Don’t Deserve You” featuring vocalist Plumb gets two further reconfigurations. Having already been voted one of the 15 biggest trance songs of the year on Armin van Buuren’s ASOT radio show, “Deserve” gets some house flavor into its system.  Dubbing up the vocal, Gabriel Ben lets the hats hiss, the percs ride and the rhythms flow on his mix. Meanwhile, fellow American producer WAWA rolls in one big piano moment after another, inciting voracious uplift and fanning (R)EVOLUTION’s flames even further.  

“Naturally, the original versions of EVOLUTION’s tracks were my and my co-producers’ visions. To date, the singles have brought some wonderful, creative remixes with them--ones that blew me away when I heard them,” states Paul van Dyk.  “I played the tracks in clubs and on the radio throughout 2012. They were the seeds for this album and now is the right time to push the boundaries of EVOLUTION a bit further.”

Taking things momentarily deeper and more subversively progressive, the Directors Cut mix seizes on “Love Ammunition”’s lyrical metaphor.  Underpinned by a potent groove and sure-shot drop, Michelle Leonard’s vocals scorch the room. The album stays with her tones as Giuseppe Ottaviani takes control of “Lost In Berlin,” building it up into a mainline titan. 

With PvD’s full backing, other remix-revolutionaries are given free reign to take the music where they see fit.  Pedro del Mar & Double V rock up a storm on the Sue McLaren-vocalled/Arty-co-produced “The Sun After The Heartbreak.” Elsewhere, young-blood Uzbek producer Exense masterminds the “Rock This” rebuild. Tactically he whips it into a powder-keg progressive piece, holding back the pitch-bent synths and rousing shout to the break’s final precipice. Elsewhere, audio guerrillas like Niels von Ahorn, Robert Mint, Nick Callaghan & Will Atkinson and others perform coup after coup with eclectic, thrilling reworkings that build into the consummate EVOLUTION revision. 



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