Fragma and Kirsty Hawkshaw - Radio Waves
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 6:51 pmusually the name Fragma could be easily related to commercial music, well NOT when the female vocalist is someone like Kirsty Hawkshaw
NOT when the release contains huge remixes by the likes of Ron Van Den Beuken
the CDM release contains 4 versions that starts off with the Ron Van Den Beuken who delivers one of his most smashing remixes till now.. to really understand the magnitude of the change done to the track one need to check the original mix and compare them.. he simply turns the track into one hell of a tech monster that will cause mayhem on dancefloors with its techy bassline, dry and dirty synths and banging beats especially after the breakdown ends at around minute 3:30 when the angelic voice of Kirsty get replaced with a techy hard bassline playing the awesome melody in an outstanding energetic way..
the second remix is by Davy Van Eynde who surprisingly deliver also a great remix that also falls under the techy label though somehow softer than the RVDB remix. This remix starts off with a techy bassline but with more enphasis on the melody and vocals untill the end of the breakdown at around 4:30 when the melody gets introduced by a dry synth sound surprisingly turning it into a huge uplifter "hands in the air" style.. \0/ all the way!!
for all house lovers with dark and prog beats the next remix is just for you! Luetzenkirchen Remix is perfect for warm ups and House sets sounding very different and distant from the original mix..
Last track is the Original Mix which is a tribute to Kirsty's outstanding voice over a somehow electro housish bassline that sounds very decent and good in quality taking a huge leap over Fragma's latest productions..
Tracklist:
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01. -- 06:57
02. -- 07:11
03. Radio Waves (Luetzenkirchen Remix) -- 07:05
04. Radio Waves (Original Mix) -- 07:06
NOT when the release contains huge remixes by the likes of Ron Van Den Beuken
the CDM release contains 4 versions that starts off with the Ron Van Den Beuken who delivers one of his most smashing remixes till now.. to really understand the magnitude of the change done to the track one need to check the original mix and compare them.. he simply turns the track into one hell of a tech monster that will cause mayhem on dancefloors with its techy bassline, dry and dirty synths and banging beats especially after the breakdown ends at around minute 3:30 when the angelic voice of Kirsty get replaced with a techy hard bassline playing the awesome melody in an outstanding energetic way..
the second remix is by Davy Van Eynde who surprisingly deliver also a great remix that also falls under the techy label though somehow softer than the RVDB remix. This remix starts off with a techy bassline but with more enphasis on the melody and vocals untill the end of the breakdown at around 4:30 when the melody gets introduced by a dry synth sound surprisingly turning it into a huge uplifter "hands in the air" style.. \0/ all the way!!
for all house lovers with dark and prog beats the next remix is just for you! Luetzenkirchen Remix is perfect for warm ups and House sets sounding very different and distant from the original mix..
Last track is the Original Mix which is a tribute to Kirsty's outstanding voice over a somehow electro housish bassline that sounds very decent and good in quality taking a huge leap over Fragma's latest productions..
Tracklist:
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01. -- 06:57
02. -- 07:11
03. Radio Waves (Luetzenkirchen Remix) -- 07:05
04. Radio Waves (Original Mix) -- 07:06
. Still have to listen to all of 'em.
RvdB 