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Posted by d-miurge on Aug-10-2007 16:19:

GU Digitized 01

Global Underground are proud to announce the first in a pioneering digital only mix series �DIGITIZED�.

The 80 minute 16 track release features some of the best new and exclusive electronic music from heavy hitters such as Adam Freeland, John Acqauviva, and Jim Rivers as well as showcasing tremendous future club-land superstars like France�s Last Atlant, Iceland�s Sean Dank, Brazil�s Alec Araujo & Fernando Goreleb and the UK�s Lenoir. The mix includes, current club rocker, Peter Horrevorts remix of Mexico Can Wait by Roland Klinkenberg Feat DJ Remy alongside the rolling rhythms of Germany�s Andrew Bennett project Memento�s �A Broken Frame�. Seamlessly drifting between sub-genres, the album is as eclectic as it is accomplished, massively boosting the credibility of any music player.

The mixed version will be exclusively available on iTunes from August 6th and an unmixed DJ friendly version will be available on Beatport from 20th August.

Tracklisting:

1. FM 223�Logic
2. Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson�Panda Love
3. Roland Klinkenberg Feat DJ Remy�Mexico Can Wait (Peter Horrevorts Mix)
4. Deadmau5�Everything Before
5. Kevin Swain�Krunk
6. Adam Freeland�Silverlake Pills (Last Atlant Remix)
7. Jim Rivers�Blackbox (Spektre Remix)
8. Alec Araujo & Fernando Goreleb�Baghdad
9. John Acqauviva & Madox Feat. Tommie Sunshine�Running From (Valentino Kanzyani Mix)
10. Lenoir�Eleny
11. Trick & Kubic�Container
12. Last Atlant�I Cant Live Without Chocolate
13. Memento�A Broken Frame
14. Talisman & Hudson�Leaving Planet Earth (Eelke Kleijn Remix)
15. Sean Dank�Three Species
16. Lutzenkirchen�Last Night In Vegas (Andrew Bennet Remix)

There are 2 tracks of mine (1 remix of Adam Freeland and 1 original mix), feel free to leave a comment!

Best regards, Guillaume.

Samples here

Posted by UWM on Aug-10-2007 18:10:

Re: GU Digitized 01

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge

14. Talisman & Hudson�Leaving Planet Earth (Eelke Kleijn Remix)

NO NO NO NO NO LEAVE IT ALONE.

Posted by RJT on Aug-10-2007 19:17:

Re: Re: GU Digitized 01

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
NO NO NO NO NO LEAVE IT ALONE.

I don't know what to think of that one - part of me feels the same, but part of me would really like to be able to play that tune in my own sets, and that's never going to happen with the original...

Posted by Clovis on Aug-10-2007 19:19:

And Klein is usually ftw. We'll see.

This looks cool Guillaume, excited to hear your newer stuffs.

Posted by spc on Aug-10-2007 21:28:

whos mixing it?

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Aug-10-2007 21:39:

You say digital only like it's a good thing.

Posted by SMC on Aug-10-2007 22:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
You say digital only like it's a good thing.

It sounds fancy. Anything with "only" in sounds exclusive.

Posted by Quantized on Aug-10-2007 22:50:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
You say digital only like it's a good thing.

Yeh, i dont get this 'digital only' crap. What if i wanted to buy the CD with a case, etc. Why should i have to burn it myself? What if i have vinyl TT's and want to play the tracks? Stupidest idea ever, and surely one that makes them lose money?

Anyway, its a very good compilation, and i'm liking your two tracks quite a bit mr. atlant

Posted by RJT on Aug-10-2007 23:01:

**Cue Bob Dylans' "Times, they are a changin'"**

Posted by RJT on Aug-10-2007 23:53:

Also,

Posted by Nostalgic on Aug-11-2007 00:20:

Re: Re: GU Digitized 01

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
NO NO NO NO NO LEAVE IT ALONE.

agreed 1000%

Posted by flavdave on Aug-12-2007 00:55:

quote:
Originally posted by spc
whos mixing it?

DJ Computer it seems. Which is fine by me.

Posted by flavdave on Aug-12-2007 00:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Quantized
Yeh, i dont get this 'digital only' crap. What if i wanted to buy the CD with a case, etc. Why should i have to burn it myself? What if i have vinyl TT's and want to play the tracks? Stupidest idea ever, and surely one that makes them lose money?

Anyway, its a very good compilation, and i'm liking your two tracks quite a bit mr. atlant

Explain to me how this makes them lose money besides the obvious answer that you won't buy it since it's not a cd.

Posted by Quantized on Aug-12-2007 14:17:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
Explain to me how this makes them lose money besides the obvious answer that you won't buy it since it's not a cd.

The CD is all i meant really, also the fact that they wont be selling tracks as vinyl but i suppose it costs money to produce these things in the first place so im not completley sure hence why i added a question mark at the end of that statement.

Posted by [mart] on Aug-12-2007 15:51:

Digital only = I'm not interested.

Posted by d-miurge on Aug-13-2007 12:51:

quote:
Originally posted by [mart]
Digital only = I'm not interested.

It's still music.

Posted by RJT on Aug-13-2007 13:34:

Yeah - I really don't understand the hostility towards a digital only release. Essentially it seems as if many of you are implying that no matter what, a digital release doesn't warrant attention solely because it's digital only.

What are you all going to do when there are no more pieces of vinyl or CD's for you to buy?

Posted by Perlinpinpin on Aug-13-2007 14:35:

Digital is one the cause of the dead of the music!

CD/Vinyl tomorrow will become an object of pur class, the single support to still listen to quality.

Fuck off digital, I don't listen to the artists who releases their titles on digital support only!

Welcome at new era, byebye music!

(excuse my bad english...)

Posted by G-Con on Aug-13-2007 15:46:

digital only encourages people to download it illegally. I like to buy the cd as it adds to my collection and its nice to have something "in the flesh" when I pay money for it. If its digital only, there feels like little reason to pay for it apart from the moral reasons.....which mean jack shit to a lot of people.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Aug-13-2007 15:54:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT

What are you all going to do when there are no more pieces of vinyl or CD's for you to buy?

Luckily for us that's not going to happen. During my lifetime anyway.

Posted by smakmagik on Aug-13-2007 16:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Luckily for us that's not going to happen. During my lifetime anyway.

Are you implying a determination on the part of the vinyl industry, or a suicidal intent?

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Aug-13-2007 16:36:

quote:
Originally posted by smakmagik
Are you implying a determination on the part of the vinyl industry, or a suicidal intent?

He was talking only about vinyls now?

Posted by smakmagik on Aug-13-2007 16:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
He was talking only about vinyls now?

yeah..ok.
but the vinyl part is true though, cd's as you say wont be going out of fashion anytime soon

Posted by RJT on Aug-13-2007 19:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Luckily for us that's not going to happen. During my lifetime anyway.

Someone's going to have to deal with it sometime.

*This next part isn't directed at anyone in particular.

I guess I just think instead of being apprehensive of change. Distribution methods are inevitably going to change, but in no way, shape, or form does that mean "music is dying" - it may, however mean that you have to look harder to find it.

People can talk all the nonsense they want about the downsides to digital, but I rarely see anyone addressing the issues realistically. The fact of the matter is that digital distribution is here to stay, and if you want to close the doors to literally millions of tracks and artists because of some stubborn and ignorant belief, you're the only one who is going to suffer.

Posted by bas on Aug-13-2007 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
What are you all going to do when there are no more pieces of vinyl or CD's for you to buy?

Cry in a corner while laying on my vinyl collection

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