The rework mix of ATB's Let U Go has a male vocal. I know his first name is Jan but I don't know his last name, I've been google'n it to try to find info about him but nothing.. help anyone?

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Jan Lochel

Jan Löchel to be precise

He's also the vocalist in some 4 Strings tunes

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it's a male? lol I thought it was a woman.

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In the newer mixes it's a male, in the older it was a woman

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Originally posted by Nekholm In the newer mixes it's a male, in the older it was a woman

absolutely correct! Let U Go is a synth-popish song from a canadian rockband called The Wild Strawberries, which was remade by ATB in 2000 keeping the female vocalist from the original song. And then ATB remade it again in 2001. And then again in 2005, but this time with new male vocals

yes, very confusing

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Last edited by CJ InterCity on Dec-09-2006 at 20:14

the version with the male vocals sounds awful. my ears are still bleeding.

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yeah. i prefered the wild strawberries version in 2000/2001

when i heard the male version i was like wtf happened here? sounds like a fucking car crash

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I kinda liked the 2005 chill version. The 2000/2001 version is also ok, but when the same singer started appearing in single after single after single, it got boring.

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The 2005 album version is indeed not bad. But the 2005 (actually 2006) single versions are hideous! They even cancelled the Maxi CD release thank god

Little known fact: the 2005 version was planned to be released in the Netherlands aswell with a Ferry Corsten remix, but Ferry never got around to remix it... probably for the best

The 2001 mixes are legendary

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