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Posted by Flyboy217 on Mar-09-2011 00:28:

Deep progressive soundscapes?

I've been listening to this on repeat for years, and I would kill for a track that has such an immense, deep, profound soundscape:

Of course the YouTube version doesn't do it justice. Let's just say it's the opposite of cheese

What other songs fit the description?

[Edit: one thing I should mention is that there's something about the mood that really grabs me. It's not happy / funky / jazzy (blech) / angry. It seems to have some sort of pure intensity that I really like.]

Posted by basilisk on Mar-09-2011 01:47:

Try out some of these recent releases...

http://www.discogs.com/Motion-Drive...release/2260596
http://www.discogs.com/Suncontrolsp...release/2495736
http://www.discogs.com/Solar-Spectr...release/2384693

Posted by cjart on Mar-09-2011 02:10:

Re: Deep progressive soundscapes?

quote:
Originally posted by Flyboy217
I've been listening to this on repeat for years, and I would kill for a track that has such an immense, deep, profound soundscape:

Of course the YouTube version doesn't do it justice. Let's just say it's the opposite of cheese

What other songs fit the description?

awesome stuff, thanks for posting!

it's hard to find this kind of sounds nowadays, maybe try some releases from Iboga, Tribal Vision, Iono Music, Joof Recordings or Harmonia Records... I will think more about it in a free while

Posted by fbgdavidson on Mar-09-2011 04:19:

Chilled but this has a great soundscape IMO

Posted by Desiderata on Mar-10-2011 21:56:

Re: Deep progressive soundscapes?

Posted by Desiderata on Mar-10-2011 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by fbgdavidson
Chilled but this has a great soundscape IMO

Very EM:T stylish

Posted by MSZ on Mar-10-2011 22:25:

Re: Re: Deep progressive soundscapes?

quote:
Originally posted by Desiderata
Nice track, really enjoyed it. Good find.

+1, its a nice blend, cant really help you though.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-10-2011 22:44:

I don't really see what's so "profound" about that soundscape, but something like this?

EDIT: This track is either mislabelled on the compilation or Jirah did two remixes, because this wasn't the mix I was thinking of. It's even better!

EDIT 2: Actually, it's because the daft bastard who uploaded them to Youtube got these names back to front:

Posted by Desiderata on Mar-10-2011 23:05:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I don't really see what's so "profound" about that soundscape, but something like this?

EDIT: This track is either mislabelled on the compilation or Jirah did two remixes, because this wasn't the mix I was thinking of. It's even better!

Another quality track, to bad I don't Dj anymore. I got into the scene a little late, got into the music at the clubs in 98 but didn't start bedroom Djing till like 2002. So if I didn't own the vinyl some of the tracks I heard at the clubs before Djing I would have forgotten about. What a shame.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-10-2011 23:15:

That's a new-ish track. From 2009 or 2010. I'm just thinking of atmospheric, spacey progressive psy-trance that isn't one of the obvious names, and Jirah stands out to me.

And this is obvious and much more progressive than psy, but you really can't beat Michael & Levan when it comes to this kind of thing:

First one is actually their remix of Alex Rize. Fucking useless Youtube uploaders.

Posted by trancedanne on Mar-11-2011 00:04:

Some great tracks posted in this thread but nothing compared to this

Posted by srussell0018 on Mar-11-2011 00:21:

Not exactly like the first track posted, but the soundscape on this one is second to none in my book:

Posted by Trancefxs on Mar-11-2011 01:30:

Jasper Williams - Breathe: Juno Media Player preview link

Posted by Desiderata on Mar-11-2011 05:55:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
That's a new-ish track. From 2009 or 2010. I'm just thinking of atmospheric, spacey progressive psy-trance that isn't one of the obvious names, and Jirah stands out to me.

And this is obvious and much more progressive than psy, but you really can't beat Michael & Levan when it comes to this kind of thing:

First one is actually their remix of Alex Rize. Fucking useless Youtube uploaders.

Ahhh, I still dig for tracks for fun but I quite Bedroom Djing in Jan. 2005. I didn't want to switch over to CD Decks.

Posted by Flyboy217 on Mar-13-2011 08:31:

Thanks for the suggestions! I've heard a few, and will check out the rest soon.

In the mean time, I thought I'd share this. It meets my requirements. Wow.