01.Tokyo (Original Mix) - Templ8
02.Panarea Sunrise (Original Mix) - Alexander One and Davide Battista
03. Singing Nereids (Original Mix) - Pete Silver
04. Monday Club (Original Mix) - Paul Denton
Volume 4 of the EXPOSURE series delivers the latest crop of excitng new tracks and producers in this easily digestable 4 track sampler package.
Kicking off with Templ8 and the gorgeously melodic Tokyo, it is then the turn of Alexander One & Davide Battista to keep the big room trance vibe going. Pete Silver delivers cool melodies based around a hypnotic vocal sample while Paul Denton finishes the EP off in style with the full on "Monday Club" that comes with a classic old skool twist!
Kicking off with Templ8 and the gorgeously melodic Tokyo, it is then the turn of Alexander One & Davide Battista to keep the big room trance vibe going. Pete Silver delivers cool melodies based around a hypnotic vocal sample while Paul Denton finishes the EP off in style with the full on "Monday Club" that comes with a classic old skool twist!
Dimitri Kechagias review: Flux Delux record label part of the Recoverworld label of groups presents another great showcase of upcoming young blood that so much our scene needs at the moment. Lets take a closer look on this 4 trance blenders. Tokyo (Original Mix) by Templ8 is a massive melodic uplifting trancer that is energetic and pumping with cinematic breakdown and blissful feel good summery melodies and floating construction perfect for the big clubs. Panarea Sunrise (Original Mix) by Alexander One and Davide Battista follows the uplifting trance route with electro tech drum beats and basslines that adds to the track an extra boost. The breakdown is characterised from the excellent melancholic rock guitar riff that will make you dream for a while. When the beat returns along with that wishful guitar riff will be definitely a climax to remember for long. Singing Nereids (Original Mix) by Pete Silver is a full on uplifting trancer that is straight to the point, follows and respects the rules and conventions of the genre. With female voices and strong melodic themes is definitely a track that shines. Lastly Monday Club (Original Mix) by Paul Denton is a classic Discover records style track with Paul van dyk influences for sure. Distorted female vocals and old school melodic themes will make this a must for hi-nrg trance lovers. Love IT!
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