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Release Information
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Artist: Wellenrausch
Title: No Superstition (Incl. Simmons & Blanc Remix)
Label: Afterglow Records
Cat. No.: AGR046-6
Tracks: 4
Size: 73.67 MB
Quality: 320kbps / 4410Khz / Full Stereo
Genre: Trance
Store: http://www.beatport.com
Street date: 2010-05-03
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Tracklisting
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1. No Superstition (Silva's Nu Generation Remix) 8:19
2. No Superstition (Simmons & Blanc Remix) 7:55
3. No Superstition (Original Mix) 6:50
4. No Superstition (Dub Mix) 6:50
Total Track Time 29:54
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Release Notes
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Usually not a fan of male vocals, but this one here isn't too bad...
especially the Simmons & Blanc remix. Actually it has a very Moonbeam
sound over it!
"When it comes to select the progressive trance tracks to include in
your weekend dj set for clubs or radio first you should think about
Afterglow that is a label that constantly moves forward and loves
innovation and fresh ideas. The coming back of Wellenrausch for a full
single in the safe hands of Afteglow sounds the most appropriate after
the success of their remix on the Rick Snel feat Judith Jobse track. No
Superstition is the kind of track that you can expect to capture the
best out of the current electronic dance music genres that can be called
trance or progressive house. The beat that they use is that tribalish
prog house one that has a lot of ôgroovy up for it feelingö but with the
sad trance melodies on top and the distorted male vocals work really
well to create a composition that with one foot walks to the optimistic
side and the other one goes in a darker path. Silva version leans more
towards the progressive tribal house interpretation and with the
addition of some electro basslines really offers that fresh forward
thinking alternative version. My favorite version comes from Simmons &
Blanc that provide a deep soothing but really driving and intense like a
dark journey version. The way that the synth stabs come in along with
the use of vocal lines create a soundscape that thousands images are
taking shape in front of you when you close your eyes and you dance in
the dark performing your mysterious movements. Wait to see when in the
symphonic break the rocky indie vocal appears and then the whole tracks
flows and grows inside you in the main part. To put in one word:
Unbelievable"