Artist ...... : Mihalis Safras
Title ....... : Place EP
Genre ....... : Techno
Label ....... : Trapez LTD
Catnr ....... : TAPEZLTD89
Source ...... : WEB
Quality ..... : 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Duration .... : 00:34:42 (79.6MB)
Ripdate ..... : 01-06-2010
Store ....... : http://www.beatport.com
Tracklist ... :
1. There Is No Place (Hugo Rmx) 6:58
2. Materialistic 6:36
3. There Is No Place (Original Mix) 6:44
4. There Is No Place (Citizen Kain & Ohuture 7:41
Traxx Rmx)
5. There Is No Place (Intuitiv Rmx) 6:43
Release Notes :
Mihalis has released incredible trax over the last 2 years with Trapez ltd and
has been one of the few artists to release an album on the platform. Only
Mihalis could pull off this palette so gracefully. With Mihalis original version
of "There Is No Place" the percussion is delicately layered and the groove is
suitably enhanced before the final breakdown, which somehow evokes thoughts of
the Greek coliseum and fanfares announcing the final battle. This is a corker,
you cannot ask for more. A killer house groove ? beautifully produced and
striped back to just the essential elements... this is a monster that ought to
keep all the die-hard Trapez ltd fans happy. If you have not had enough of the
track, watch out for Hugo's remix. His remix shows great appreciation for the
original but catapults the voice into the sky and makes a disco novelty out of
it. The b1 track "Materialistic" keeps up that kind of house feeling, jitters
and quivers alongside small bits of vocals and thunders of delays and walking
basslines. This track has a nice Detroit feeling to it somewhere along the
bassline and chords it makes Blake Baxter come alive. The track was produced
together with F. Grant. The digital bonus remix comes from Citizen Kain &
Ohuture who have recorded before for MBF. Their remix is a heavy bass driven
monster, grinding like a caterpillar with metallic percussion. An additional
remix was done by the new talents form Cologne Intuitiv who set forward a pretty
good production, bassline driven and funky in the way they treat the vocal.