Tracklisting

[Nino]

In Search Of Sunrise 8 : South Africa, mixed by Richard Durand

This week Black Hole Recordings already announced that Richard Durand is going to mix the 8th edition of the legendary “In Search Of Sunrise” series. Today Trance.nu gets an exclusive, since we are the very first ones to announce the full tracklisting for “In Search Of Sunrise 8 : South Africa”.

Keep watching this space, since Trance.nu will have an exclusive interview with Richard Durand as well about the “In Search Of Sunrise” compilation.

Disc 1.
01. First State - My Sanctuary
02. George Acosta featuring Fisher - Beautiful
03. Venaccio & Daigon - The Violet Hour
04. Kostya Veter featuring Madelin Zero - Envy
05. Ad Brown and Matt Lange featuring Kerry Leva - As The Rain Falls
06. Craving - Never Alone
07. Zoo Brazil featuring Rasmus Kellerman - There Is Hope
08. Ben Preston - Pillars Of The Earth
09. San vs. Wendel Kos - Kiss Of Life (Ibiza Sunrise Mix)
10. Jorg Zimmer - Sydney
11. Avis Vox - Introspection Attempts (Moonbeam Remix)
12. Tom Cloud - The Darkest Star
13. Richard Durand - For No Reason

Disc 2.
01. Michael Badal, Zya & Teddy C - Deltree
02. Ad Brown featuring Renee Six - Something For The Pain
03. Jason van Wyk - September Rain
04. San featuring Therese - Kissed By The Sun (S1dechain Remix)
05. Daniel Wanrooy - Ocean Terrace
06. BT - The Emergency
07. Alex O'Rion - Jellyfish
08. Richard Durand & JES - N.Y.C.
09. Hodel & Sunstate - Distant Motion (Aurosonic Remix)
10. Beltek - Par
11. Bartlett Bros. vs. Mazza - Satellite Of Love (Fabio XB Rework Dub)
12. Who.is - We.are
13. DJ Observer & Daniel Heatcliff feat. Hannah Ray - With Me (Original Vocal Mix)

"In Search Of Sunrise 8 : South Africa" will be released May 10, 2010.

[Qulture]

to be honest , i am impressed !! Almost all the tracks are exlusive to this release !! very interested in checking this one out when it gets released ....

[Genesis]

Is ISOS emulating (or attempting to emulate) the Global Underground city series?...

No clue about the tracklist, but who knows... I might just check it when it's out. Pleasantly surprised to see BT in there!!

[samer]

[Genesis]

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In Search of Sunrise (October 20, 1999)
In Search of Sunrise 2 (November 30, 2000)
In Search of Sunrise 3: Panama (May 29, 2002)
In Search of Sunrise 4: Latin America (April 13, 2005)?
In Search of Sunrise 5: Los Angeles (May 26, 2006)?
In Search of Sunrise 6: Ibiza (September 7, 2007)
In Search of Sunrise 7: Asia (May 5, 2008)?
In Search of Sunrise 8: South Africa (May 10, 2010)?


GU021 Deep Dish, Moscow
GU022 Dave Seaman, Melbourne
GU023 James Lavelle, Barcelona
GU024 Nick Warren, Reykjavík
GU025 Deep Dish, Toronto
GU026 James Lavelle, Romania
GU027 Danny Howells, Miami
GU028 Nick Warren, Shanghai
GU029 Sharam, Dubai
GU030 Nick Warren, Paris


Do you see a pattern?

[crow]

Yeah it's a marketing pattern. Not necessarily related or gimmicking GU I think.

[Fawzi]

The location on every ISOS is the place that "inspired" the artist the most during this year and he usually tries to reflect the vibes he got from there... But I don't know about those of GU, how are those chosen?

[ziz00_909]

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Conceptual Development

Each issue in the series is based on the idea that Global Underground would take DJs to play a party in one of the most unusual, exotic clubbing locations on Earth. The set is then released in a 2CD format that is formatted to capture the night of the party and the overall feel of the DJ visit in music, contemporary photography and extensive sleeve notes.

[Fawzi]

So are GUs sets or compilations?

I feel I'm offending GU fans in here

[Genesis]

^ They used to be recorded live sets with the likes of New York, Oslo, Athens, Tel Aviv, Budapest, Brazil, and Prague releases. But they then switched to studio-mixed compilations for quality purposes. Those compilations though feature whatever tunes the DJ played on the actual night on location.

ISOS seem to be following suit. Nothing wrong with that; just an observation.

To add to Zizo's line, every GU edition is also released in limited edition and that is also a beauty to go through; photography, interviews and quotes with clubbers, and a DVD including snippets from the party, an interview with the DJ, and a photo gallery. It's all high quality stuff and VERY collectable! I've never enjoyed (or encountered) a consistently quality-delivering EDM series as GU.