Kay Stone ~ Alone
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 2:04 pmCompany.: breeze records
Length..: 24:20 min
Genre...: Uplifting Trance
Tracks..: 03
TOTAL: 24:20 min
Two fine remixes, one from Kasuma (who is Kay Stone himself actually, real name being Karsten Loos) and the other from Mind One, of a new gem by a new producer. Kasuma's mix is rather short, leaving you asking for more, and a bit intense too, both in energy level and tempo. Mind One makes all the difference with a longer take that is softer on the ears andof the same calibre of quality of previous Mind One remixes; not too energetic but a melting piece of home-baked waffle for the ears. The record is sealed with the original mix, even longer than Mind One's remix, and more clubbing material... a female cry paves the way for one funky bassline that will get your ass shaking even if you're seated down. As if that bassline wasn't enough to get you grooved, the breakdown features a breakbeat that will keep the flow coarsing through your veins, topped by an instant drop of the beat with a simple melody repeating itself. But the second break is where all the magic's at: a combination of the breakbeat, the female cry, and the lead trancy melody! Great release overall.
01.alone (kasuma remix) 06:30
02.alone (mind one's edged beat mix) 08:39
03.alone (original mix) 09:11
Length..: 24:20 min
Genre...: Uplifting Trance
Tracks..: 03
TOTAL: 24:20 min
Two fine remixes, one from Kasuma (who is Kay Stone himself actually, real name being Karsten Loos) and the other from Mind One, of a new gem by a new producer. Kasuma's mix is rather short, leaving you asking for more, and a bit intense too, both in energy level and tempo. Mind One makes all the difference with a longer take that is softer on the ears andof the same calibre of quality of previous Mind One remixes; not too energetic but a melting piece of home-baked waffle for the ears. The record is sealed with the original mix, even longer than Mind One's remix, and more clubbing material... a female cry paves the way for one funky bassline that will get your ass shaking even if you're seated down. As if that bassline wasn't enough to get you grooved, the breakdown features a breakbeat that will keep the flow coarsing through your veins, topped by an instant drop of the beat with a simple melody repeating itself. But the second break is where all the magic's at: a combination of the breakbeat, the female cry, and the lead trancy melody! Great release overall.
01.alone (kasuma remix) 06:30
02.alone (mind one's edged beat mix) 08:39
03.alone (original mix) 09:11