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Lee Curtiss - Smoking Mirrors [Spectral Sound]
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| Clovis |
Massive bomb by Lee, might be the best thing he's made yet.
Great first spectral release :) |
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| Seppuku |
| Yeah, this is pretty solid. |
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| david.michael |
| Pretty decent track. If I heard it on the dancefloor I'd definitely find myself in a groove. I dunno if I'd describe it as a "massive bomb", though. "Pretty solid" works for me. |
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| Guest |
| the sample sounds solid but nothing too too exciting |
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| Guest |
| my favorite lee curtiss track is "how low can you go" |
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| The wiijay |
Yes, awesome track. I heard it on some sets before...had no idea it was Lee's.
I gotta ask though, what's the policy Spectral is using these days? They did the same thing with 'Hurt', releasing it as a single track and then releasing it as part of an EP. :conf: |
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| enydo |
| Nice, something I dig. Those stabs are sweet, bumpin bassline as well. |
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| Kismet7 |
| I like le groove. Nice lil set developer. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by david.michael
Pretty decent track. If I heard it on the dancefloor I'd definitely find myself in a groove. I dunno if I'd describe it as a "massive bomb", though. "Pretty solid" works for me. |
Because if you play it like it is a massive bomb, it becomes one. Saw Shaun Reeves use it about 3/4 way into a fantastic sunrise set at a beach front party in Mexico.
Massive in bomb' |
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