just wondering if you guys would like to take a listen to my latest mix! It's not trance (rather chilled prog house), but I hope you'll like it anyway! Proudly presenting:
Andy Davey - Crossroads
FOR PROMOTIONAL PURPOSES ONLY
01. Deep Horizons - Compress [Existence]
02. Yvel & Tristan - Gaelic (Eclectica Mix) [Eclectik Productions]
03. Snake Sedrick & Khans - Circular (Cassino & Laben Hurry Mix) [Hunya Munya]
04. Ray & Peter Feat. Jannica - Project 6 (B.I.G.’s Too Late Mix) [Proton Radio]
05. Marris - Sienna [Existence]
06. Sertac Kaya - Ultima (Hakan Unsal's Ultima-Tone Mix) [Pangea]
07. Logistik Sounds & Baunder - Big Bang [Segment]
08. Michael Lanning - Tantric Progression (Alican & Soner Mix) [Toes In The Sand]
09. Andrew Kelly - She Thinks She's Underground [EDM Digital]
10. Darioef - Near U (Original Mix) [Sentient]
11. Rask - Jeune (Thomas Salling Mix) [Segment]
Along the same atmospheric/melodic vibe as the last one which was featured in iDJ magazine in June last year.
Some excellent tunes in there, probably slightly more laid back than what I'm usually into prog-wise though.
My only point of criticism would be that I thought a few too many mixes went right down to the perc - imo really long/late mixes done a couple of times in a mix at the right points to emphasise a big track coming in can work really well, but there seemed to be quite a few in this and when not done in the exactly the right place very long mixes tends to lose energy.
But then, you know a lot more about prog than I do, so maybe it's the done thing
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Stu Cox |
Jan-18-2006 19:27
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chill connoisseur
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Gold Coast , Australia
Long drawn out non offensive prog for those quiet moments. To be honest there just isn't enough going on in this set to keep my interest , I mean it would work well as background music somewhere but it never really changes out of first gear. Mixing is solid and flawless but track selection left me yawning. 3-4 of those style in a set works well but a whole set of it does not for me.
Jan-19-2006 11:27
andydavey
tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Southampton, UK
Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. Personally I feel that the set ends up somewhere different to where it started - the end is a lot more melodic and driving than the beginning, but I can appreciate it's not to your taste and you like to mix it up a bit more, that's cool This is what I play, so I'm not going to stick in another style altogether as that wouldn't be representative of me as a DJ. Each to their own and, as I say, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment
Andy
Jan-19-2006 21:06
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chill connoisseur
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Gold Coast , Australia
quote:
Originally posted by andydavey
Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. Personally I feel that the set ends up somewhere different to where it started - the end is a lot more melodic and driving than the beginning, but I can appreciate it's not to your taste and you like to mix it up a bit more, that's cool This is what I play, so I'm not going to stick in another style altogether as that wouldn't be representative of me as a DJ. Each to their own and, as I say, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment
Andy
Anytime mate !!. There is a bigger audience out there for your style than mine so I guess I am the exception maybe or is that "exceptional" ?
Anyone else had a listen?
