REVIEW: Dark Matters feat. Jess Morgan I Don't Believe in Miracles out on S107/Armada

1.I Don't Believe in Miracles (Original Mix)
2.I Don't Believe in Miracles (Shogun Remix)
3.I Don't Believe in Miracles (SickIndividuals Vocal Remix)
4.I Don't Believe in Miracles (Shogun Radio Edit)
5.I Don't Believe in Miracles (SickIndividuals Radio Edit)

The first feather of the Dark Matters album has fallen, landing a real splendor of the sun upon dance land. ‘The Quest Of A Dream’ was only the beginning of the musical journey of the mysterious Dark Matters moniker. They set forth their mission to bring hauntingly beautiful vocal productions to light, and present their new single ‘I Don’t Believe In Miracles’.

UK singer Jess Morgan, who’s released her solo album 2010 and worked with Armin van Buuren on ‘Mirage’ bonus track ‘Love Too Hard’, now lends her voice for the stunning ‘I Don’t Believe In Miracles’. The Original Mix is built around her powerful vocals, rough-edged but warm and soothing. Guided by piano-play, cello and fine electro elements, ‘I Don’t Believe In Miracles’ makes up for a down-tempo track unique in its kind.

If you’re looking for some more action, try the Shogun or SickIndividuals remixes. Shogun turned the track into a progressive-trance jewel, along with a strong, emotional break, heavy synths and an outburst of energy in the end. SickIndividuals bring and atmospheric, progressive house remix to the floors, with playful changes.

Dimitri Kechagias review: Dark Matters album is a fact and now the singles are slowly coming out from it along with great club mixes. When you first check out the original downtempo version you wonder what the remixers will do with the original elements and where they will take it. Jess sounds so special on the track. Sensitive and fragile really touches your heart and give you shivers all over your body. I can imagine many clubbers singing along with those exceptional lyrics and that great voice. The remix package is simply outstanding with Shogun push the track to its highest highs delivering a sure crowd pleaser with energy and dynamism to keep you dancing till the early morning light. The way that this great producer works along with the vocals is simply a miracle even if Jess dont believe in them. The package includes version for the big  epic house floors as well by Sickindividuals that drive  the track in their blippy  prog house arena and transform it into the perfect tool to build a nice set with melancholic shades and some hope at the end of the tunnel thanks to the vocals that are empowering enough. Dark Matters is destined to be a hit so be sure to check it out!

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