1. Extended Mix
2. Radio Edit
‘Feel The Music’ cuts its teeth oscillating and resonating authentic Roland 303 churn, which Guiseppe uses to progressively shape the track’s slower-burning tension. Braced by its vocoderized vox and a tense, smart structure of creative sub-riffs, the acid peaks… and then releases. Feeding it straight into its climactic hard-trancing leadline, ‘Feel The Music’ will direct maximum pressure to your dancefloor.
Dimitri Kechagias review: Magenta is definitely one of the most crucial albums in the trance culture for 2013. The Italian maestro Giuseppe Ottaviani offered us an album that combines all the shades and colours in trance from the more progressive to the tech and of course to full on uplifting sound as well. Feel The Music is released in its Extended mix and is a must have particularly if you are fan of the dark psy trance infused style. Feel The Music is powerful and hard hitting as we like to be. The main body is characterised from that massive acid line and the white noise that actually sounds like the fog machine in a club. The breakdown goes all the way uplifting with euphoric hands in the air melodies and the climax stays faithful on that dark and banging approach to recall acid trance classics like Hardfloor's-Acperience. Underground trance at its best. Love IT
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