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Release Information
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Artist: W&W feat. Bree
Title: Nowhere To Go (Incl. Shogun Remix)
Label: S107 Records
Cat. No.: S107054
Tracks: 5
Size: 61.16 MB
Quality: 320kbps / 44.1kHz / Full Stereo
Genre: Trance
Street date: 2011-12-05
Store: http://www.beatport.com
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Tracklisting
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1. Nowhere To Go (Original Mix) 4:53
2. Nowhere To Go (Shogun Remix) 8:07
3. Nowhere To Go (Tom Fall Remix) 6:00
4. Nowhere To Go (Radio Edit) 2:56
5. Nowhere To Go (Alternative Radio Edit) 2:56
Total Track Time 24:52
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Release Notes
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"W&W make sure no time is wasted. Four years after their 'Mustang' burst
onto the scene, the hands of time pointed to the next step in their
young career: debut album 'Impact'. Now that Willem and Ward started
following the big path to success, it's only a matter of enjoying the
wild ride it takes them on.
After premiering their first vocal single, 'Three O'Clock' feat. Ana
Criada, dance land was pleasantly surprised to hear that the boys didn't
only perform magic on big-room instrumentals, but also know how to get a
floor moving with a pair of quality vocals. And so, W&W pleases the ears
with another vocal anthem: 'Nowhere To Go'. Balancing all the goods of
an energetic tech-trance instrumental with the powerful voice of US
singer Bree, 'Nowhere To Go' takes you sky-high, right there on the
dance floor.
If you're longing for that tad bit of uplifting, try the Shogun remix.
The US-based producer/DJ rocks 'Nowhere To Go' with a super-sizing
trance stir, providing a tasty peak-timer on the side. Finnish producer
Tom Fall completes the pack with a tricky but tasty prog-house remix,
smashing the pack with heavy, distorted electro stabs, furious bass and
a whole lot of peak-time trouble!"