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| gomez92 |
Nice !! j'aime :D |
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| chasis.fan |
| Soundlift c'est la vie :disbelief |
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| birante |
sur le facebook de Talla
| quote: | | As i wrote, here is a special gift for you all: Talla 2XLC vs. carl b. - keep the fire burnin - sean tyas dub. free to download for you! Be quick , (500 DLs until tomorrow possible) enjoy my music and invite your friends to join my fanpage too. cheers Talla :-) |
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si jamais vous avez été trop lents, MP ;) |
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| greg69 |
| putain d'ultimate plaque, dans mon top 2008, jamais compris par contre les 2 appellations, moi je la connais sous 'giving up, giving in' |
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| birante |
| elle envoie grave cette track. j'adore le break. |
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| chasis.fan |
| quote: | Originally posted by gomez92
Kelly Andrew - Julietta (Incl. SoundLift Remix) [Ask4Records]
Date de sortie : 18 Janvier 2010
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Je l'attends depuis quelques jours mais :
| quote: | My label just informed me that the release is going to have to be delayed for whatever reason. Unfortunately, the time of release is out of my control, but I'll try to get them to release this as soon as possible for you.
Hang in there!
Kelly |
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Release date: 15 Feb.
Info: DJ_Vix from Ask4 on Twitter. |
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| Mister NjoY |
| quote: | Tsunami Records, what happened to one of Trance's most beloved record labels?
Indigo, Spaceman, Punk, Tenshi, Exhale, Pocket Damage, Cry. All tracks produced, at least in part, by Ferry Corsten. One other thing that they have in common, is Tsunami Records, the label started by Ferry along with Robert Smit in 1997. You’d be hard pressed to find a Trance DJ that didn’t have at least one of Tsunami’s releases in their record case at any given time.
Just the mention of those names, as well as others like Matti Laamanen’s Flakes, Ronald Van Gelderen - Proceed, and Scintillator’s The Festival, is enough to send any Trance fan weak at the knees from a wave of nostalgia. The logo was something that stuck in people’s minds, such strong imagery that the keen eye people would see it popping up in various places (poster in the background in the “IT Crowd” TV Series, anyone?) in an almost mirage like fashion.
But where IS Tsunami? How could such a solid label with so many hugely loved releases fall by the wayside?
The good news is that it is still here, and parent company Purple-Eye Entertainment is about to start releasing tracks through Tsunami, and its related labels Tatsumaki, Tremolo and others.
Will this mean more tracks from System F? Matti Laamanen? we can only wait and watch to see what happens next. |
J'espère ne pas être déçu !! |
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| Thib' |
:stongue: :stongue: :stongue: |
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