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Fede Giust - Temptations EP [Quimika] IS OUT NOW!!!
Fede Giust - Temptations EP [Quimika Records]
CAT#: QR003
Release Date: JAN. 10th 2007
- Fede Giust - Temptations (Original Mix)
- Fede Giust - Nightmare (Deeper Mix)
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Charted #3 @ Balance Record Pool Chart
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| Balance Record Pool Chart for the week ending January 22, 2008 COMPILED BY THE UNDERGROUND'S TASTEMAKING DJs & RECORD SHOPS 01. Heatsteric - Boiling Point (Kosmas Epsilon Mix/ Original) OUTSIDE THE BOX MUSIC (Netherlands) 02. Autophase - Bonen Op Toost (Zimbardo And Zigmund Slezak) DIGIPRANA (United States) 03. Fede Giust - Temptation/Nightmare QUIMIKA RECORDS (Uruguay) 04. Saint Martinique - Contrast EP (Original/Stereofunk Remix) KLANG GYMNASTIK (Germany) 05. Sasha - Who Killed Sparky? emFIRE (United Kingdom) 06. Roman Rai - Garden Roses Remix (Shiloh Mix) VIBRATING BALANCE (Austria) 07. Nanowave - Solid Muzik DRUM CENTRAL (United Kingdom) 08. The Roaches AKA Carlo Lio & Nathan Barato - Rawtin/Playin Wit Yo Mind RAWTHENTIC (Canada) 09. Alchemy - Le Zebra/Play Time AUDIOLAB MUSIC (Canada) 10. Federico Epis - Silver Chordz EP GROOVE COLLECTION RECORDS ORIGINALS (Netherlands) |
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| I was immediately drawn to the release, there is some immense atmosphere to the first track, Some strange yet well selected sounds pretty safe beat but it works well against the backdrop of plucks, picks, tunnel feedback and floaty noise hitting your ear lobes from each and every direction. A track with some major attitude, some bigger DJs will be well excused for giving this a voice, if progressive is evolving into a new breed then this is clear example of what can be done and again another example of how different countries seem to be offering more then the obvious dance music contenders. Quimika might well be a label to look out for this release being no exception, my only gripe being that i wish the label had commissioned one other direction from this release as its pretty much what you see is what you get. Then again the label will hopefully be forgiven and maybe this draws attention to what is a good track in overcrowded industry. Keep up the good work! Simon Latham [14-Jan-2008] |
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