NRJ Mastermix with Dionysos 076

[DIONYSOS]

<01> ~ Sultan & Ned Shepard – Roads Under Ramallah (ambient reprise) [Global Underground]
<02> ~ Max Cooper – Automnemonic [Traum Schallplatten]
<03> ~ Max Cooper – Mnemonic [Traum Schallplatten]
<04> ~ Bent – As You Fall (Guy J remix) [G&E Analogue]
<05> ~ Saints & Sinners – Pushin' Too Hard (Guy J remix) [Sounds Good]
<06> ~ Audio Junkies & Sahar Z – Beyond Detroit [Renaissance]
<07> ~ Sultan & Ned Shepard – Roads Under Ramallah [Global Underground] {HIT OF THE WEEK}
<08> ~ Tone Depth – Rumblefish (10 year anniversary mix) [Bedrock]
<09> ~ Popof – Brain On The Side [Form]
<10> ~ David Guetta – GRRRR [Toolroom]
<11> ~ Sasha – Xpander (7" remastered version) [Deconstruction]


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[DIONYSOS]

I just had to leave a comment this time as this is what I judge to be my finest episode to date! Its broadcast coincided with my girlfriend's birthday too

I didn't really plan it to be as such, it just turned out the way it is, which I guess is the advantage of having a wide taste that spans across genres...

This week's episode starts off with the ambient version of Sultan's & Ned Shepard's Roads Under Ramallah, followed by Max Cooper's Automnemonic, a piece of sheer electronica genius that's not really danceable but is such a technical delight to the mind, then moving on to the Techno version of it Mnemonic - so you've got yourselves there something of a 10 minute intro before the first 4/4 beat kicks in! Then there's this weird yet amazing 4-minute vocal track As You Fall, not quite the average length for your typical EDM track. Then there's the original mix of Roads Under Ramallah, followed by a Tone Depth's (Sultan's former partner!) remake of his classic trancer Rumblefish. Then there's this shocking Techno beast from - yes you read it right - David Guetta, released on none other than Toolroom. Finally I threw in another classic revival, a shorter version of Sasha's classic of all classics Xpander, which in my book is the very definition of the early Progressive Trance sound, now digitally remastered and re-released.

So as you can see, a truly diverse set, quite possibly the most diverse set I ever mixed, so I thought it would be worth dropping a quick note this week...

Hope you enjoy listening to this as much as I enjoyed mixing it and relentlessly re-listening to it!

Let me know what you think!!!

Cheers,
Dio

[Raneem]

[DIONYSOS]

^Do you seriously think I'd play a commercial Guetta track? Read the text - it's a shocking Techno beast from the guy on one of the most respected labels at the moment.

[ziz00_909]

!!
ROADS UNDER RAMALLAH is such an Amazing Track!!!
Max Cooper's Tracks are really Good.. better than his last ones..
Popof and AudioJunkies never fail to deliver!
11==== <3!!
and quite a turn for the French PornStar. . rather impressive this time! ..wicked tune

[DIONYSOS]

[Qulture]

^

Saraha , i was thinking that was a great episode once i was reading the tracklist .. great job my friend ... keep it up !!

[DIONYSOS]

^Let me know if you still think the same AFTER you listen to it!

[Raneem]

Roads under Ramallah is nice.
I like also Popof's track..well..im a fan of his productions anyway..
Guetta's production, surprisingly, is good..I take back what I said earlier.


gher hek..meh! just more tylenol!

[DIONYSOS]

^LMAOOO!!! I'm surprised you're still listening... surprised in a good way!

[Raneem]

^ I keep "trying" !
I don't mind listening to new sounds.. but still finding nothing "impressive"

[DIONYSOS]

^Doesn't matter as long as you're not cocooning! Respect.

[DIONYSOS]

ADDED: download link 192 kbps with jingles.