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| sandstorm03 |
Where do you think hes headed atm? I feel his sounds are becoming very "Eric Pyrdz" like, Electro funky groovy beats. Especially that "Involved Events pres. Sasha - Live in Orlando, FL (18.02.2005) [Broadcast 08.04.2005] " set. Do you guys like this, because I can not really get into it.
Involved Events pres. Sasha - Live in Orlando, FL (18.02.2005) [Broadcast 08.04.2005]
Part One
01 Gabriel & Dresden - Dub Horizon
02 Kylie Minogue - I Believe In You (Skylark Remix)
03 The Knife - You Take My Breath Away (Mylo Remix)
04 Playgroup - Behind The Wheel (DJ Kicks Electroca$h Mix)
05 Freeform Five - Electromagnetic (Tiefschwarz Dub)
06 Angello & Ingrosso - Unknown
07 Audio Bullys Feat. Nancy Sinatra - Shot you down (Lee Cabrera's Lower East Side Mix) ?
08 Moby - Lift Me Up (Mylo Mix) vs Moby - Lift Me Up (Superdiscount Mix) [Sasha Edit]
09 Can Costa - Play Guru (Paolo Mojo Remix)
10 Meat Katie & Elite Force - Fabulous Mint 400
Part Two
01 Hiem - She's The One (Circles in Time Remix by Matthew Johnson)
02 Yoshimoto - Du What U Du (Trentemöller Remix)
03 Fischerspooner - Just Let Go (Thin White Duke Remix)
04 Soulwax - E-Talking (Soulwax Nite Version)
05 Infusion - Love and Imitation
06 Alex Dolby - Hazy Way (Evil Nine Remix)
07 Kraftwerk - Aerodynamik (Alex Gopher & Etienne De Crecy Dynamik Mix
Playgroup - Behind The Wheel (DJ Kicks Electroca$h Mix)
i think i liked that track the most, Im not sure if thats the one though :D . |
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| UWM |
I think he's trying to find where to fit in. He's a bit behind as far as the electro / tech-house trend, and also as far as the progressive house scene goes his track selection isn't entirely fresh. IMO he's working on getting a handle on Maven and becoming comfortable with what he's doing with it before he sets his sights on further defining his own sound again.
That said, I still do like what I've heard. |
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| auranaut |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
I think he's trying to find where to fit in. He's a bit behind as far as the electro / tech-house trend, and also as far as the progressive house scene goes his track selection isn't entirely fresh. IMO he's working on getting a handle on Maven and becoming comfortable with what he's doing with it before he sets his sights on further defining his own sound again.
That said, I still do like what I've heard. |
Yup. I liked his new sound for a while, but it got tiresome when all he played was Mylo, Infusion, King Unique and Thin White Duke, with some Holden thrown in. That's still what he's playing.
Haven't lost faith in him though. |
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| Atari Addict |
| It would seem to me that Sasha has things going on inside his head that only he can comprehend. All djs/producers have their own style, and Sasha is definetley no exception. The new stuff (older tracks tho) that we've heard from Sasha just seem like a shift in musical preference, or perhaps just something new he's trying out. I think he's trying to do more than fit into the techhouse electro whatever trend; he's trying to redo the sound Sasha style...good or bad. I believe he's always done his own thing, had his own sound, and not cared too much about the specific genre he was in...just played what he likes to groove to.:happy2: |
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| Renegade |
| Sasha's definitely going on a more electro-influenced tip atm, but where the did the Eric Prydz comparison come from? :conf: |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| He's spotted a bandwagon and is obviously getting aboard as fast as possible. |
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| sandstorm03 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Renegade
Sasha's definitely going on a more electro-influenced tip atm, but where the did the Eric Prydz comparison come from? :conf: |
| quote: | Originally posted by Renegade
Sasha's definitely going on a more electro-influenced tip atm |
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| paranoik0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
I think he's trying to find where to fit in. He's a bit behind as far as the electro / tech-house trend, and also as far as the progressive house scene goes his track selection isn't entirely fresh. IMO he's working on getting a handle on Maven and becoming comfortable with what he's doing with it before he sets his sights on further defining his own sound again.
That said, I still do like what I've heard. |
i kinda agree.. that liveset, only gave a very quick listen to it but wasn't too impressed.. however, about sandstorm's comparison with eric prydz, i really liked eric's essential mix so i wouldn't be too bothered with sasha going even more in that direction.. even if he'd lose his originality |
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| sandstorm03 |
| quote: | Originally posted by paranoik0
i kinda agree.. that liveset, only gave a very quick listen to it but wasn't too impressed.. however, about sandstorm's comparison with eric prydz, i really liked eric's essential mix so i wouldn't be too bothered with sasha going even more in that direction.. even if he'd lose his originality |
I didn't say its bad. I think Pyrdz is quite skilled. If I had to point my finger, thats just the direction I think hes headed.
I think that style is also less "mind controling" then others. |
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| ZuLi |
| about him changing his style, well hes been playing that dity/electro house style for quite a while now...a long time b4 he even started using live |
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| torontotrance |
Sasha does what he wants, he obviously has more skills than 99.9% of deejays out there but now with abletron, he let that go away. Sasha will get bored of the computers and eventually go back to his own thing.
Wait till Fundacion (GU album out mid summer), then we can all see what he has been up to. |
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| sandstorm03 |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
Sasha does what he wants, he obviously has more skills than 99.9% of deejays out there but now with abletron, he let that go away. Sasha will get bored of the computers and eventually go back to his own thing.
Wait till Fundacion (GU album out mid summer), then we can all see what he has been up to. |
I think its gonna be like the end of his Involver cd, like Felix, and such... |
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