Monakhov & Que- Hola EP

Russians have invaded Anjunadeep territory for the nth time now-- but don't get me wrong, these guys know what they are doing. The luscious Hola-- yes, the one that appeared on the shiny Anjunadeep 02 compilation months ago-- has been taken out from the oven, freshly baked and topped with a sizzling remix from one of Russia's renowned progressive house producers, PROFF.

Hola (Original Mix)

Your avid ears can finally indulge themselves to the full 8-minute version of Hola. Albeit the original mix sounding quite minimal compared to other tracks from the label, its mystical feel and electrifying basslines still catch me off-guard. All of these were possible through Alex Monakhov and Serge Que.

Monakhov & Que - Hola (Original Mix) by Anjunadeep

Hola (PROFF Remix)

Vladimir Ershov claims that this year isn't really a roll for him, but I'd say otherwise. His tracks, drenched in lush melodic sound, always end up on top of my favorites list. Take this for instance, Hola gets an incredibly stunning make-over from Russia's finest. From his trademark thick, rich, and rolling basslines to the aerial atmosphere he incorporates, PROFF remains to be one of the ambassadors of Russian progressive house music.

Monakhov & Que - Hola (PROFF Remix) by Anjunadeep

Now you guys know why I get hyped up when new tracks spawn from Russian progressive house producers.

READ MORE - Monakhov & Que- Hola EP

Interview with KASPAR KOCHKER [2010]

The year 2006 was a pivotal moment in Kaspar Kochker's life for it was that year when he finally embraced electronic music. And like most aficionados, he never looked back.

The love for electronic dance music made this 21-year old student get involved in producing music. Moreover, this inevitable desire to create music allowed him to spend hours experimenting and tweaking knobs that finally gave way to Kaspar perfecting his production ability.

In just two years, this Latvian wonder, with the help of his good friend Viktor Fox, soared sky-high with his new-found talent.

Kaspar's innovative shifting of genres can be heard through his tunes on Nellie Recordings like the deep and funky "Let's Funk Together" and the upbeat "Atlantic".

1. Hey man! How’s 2010 been so far for you as a producer?

Hey! I feel really great, now that more people are enjoying my music! For me, this is very important because it gives me more inspiration to innovate my sound.

2. Just wondering, how were you able to come up with this “Kaspar Kochker sound” we all hear today?

I like to experiment with sound. Sometimes, I’m into funky melodies, sometimes, deep, and even techy. You can really hear it in my tracks. For me, I can’t simply stay on one kind of sound, it has to evolve. I also love taking elements from disco and jazz music, and the way I see it, people appreciate them. Aside from that, I do have a tendency to make sound influenced by filtered house music.

3. Can you name us some artists who have made great impacts on your career as a producer and DJ?

My first inspiration was Mr. Eric Prydz, and then followed by Junior Jack, Kid Crème, and Electricano. Their musical styles simply inspire me to keep innovating my sound.

4. Among the places you have not yet been to, which country in the world would you like to visit, given the chance, and why?

Honestly, I have not been to many countries, but if I had the chance, I would visit Japan. I love watching documentaries on Japanese culture and history. I just love what they have.

5. How is the Kaspar Kochker like outside the studio or off the decks?

Summer is near and surely, I will be enjoying more free time fishing and living in the countryside, but for now, I need to finish some stuff for university.

6. You are one young talented producer; do you have any habits back in your childhood that may have played a big part of who you are today?

I really don’t know. Everything started with music improvisation… It’s quite weird, but I like it.

7. As part of the new generation of young producers, what message can you give out to the young aspiring producers out there who want to follow your footsteps?

Be unique in your music! Regardless of how crazy your ideas are, just do them, but the most important thing is that you must love what you are doing.

8. Can you name us your current top three tracks?

Kaspar Kochker - “Let`s Funk Together” (Original Mix) (Nellie Recordings)

Tone Depth and Vivie-Ann Feat. Michelle Narine – Taking Time (Kaspar Kochker Remix) (To be released on Ready Mix Records)

Kaspar Kochker - “Absinthe” (Original Mix) (To be released on Nellie Recordings)

Kaspar Kochker - Let's Funk Together (Original Mix) by nellierecordings

9. In your opinion, how can music unite people?

Music brings ecstasy to people! I mean look at all the happy people dancing and getting along because of the music. It’s brilliant what music can do for people.

10. If you were given a chance to do something you’ve never done, what would it be? Take up photography? Learn how to cook? Climb Mount Everest? Why?

It would be having some gigs around Europe for the summer. I just want to see people enjoy electronic dance music and it could be a good way to promote myself and my music.

11. Cheese or milk?

Cheese and milk.

12. Name one DJ you would like to spin with in a major event. What’s the reason behind this?

Hmm… that is a tricky question, but it would be exciting if the DJ was a girl.

13. What is in-store for Kaspar Kochker in the near future? Releases? Events?

Of course, a lot of new releases soon! For events, I can’t say anything for now because I have a lot of University work. We’ll see what will happen.

I, Miguel Hizon Libre, would personally like to thank you for your time and patience in accomplishing this interview. I wish you all the best in your career (and studies), and I will always be here supporting you and your music!

Cheers!

Thank you to you too! I’m happy that you have interviewed me! Love, peace and more house music!

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You can catch Kaspar Kochker in the following links below:

Kaspar Kochker @ Myspace

Kaspar Kochker @ Facebook

Also check out my reviews on some of his tracks and remixes here:

Dezza- Good (Kaspar Kochker Remix)

Kaspar Kochker- My Soul/ Let's Funk Together

READ MORE - Interview with KASPAR KOCHKER [2010]

Something Good- La Biankini EP

The name, Something Good, says it all. It just takes a one click to experience feel-good music from the Finnish duo, Otto Yliperttula and Karolus Viitala. Making their land on Nellie Recordings, Something Good brought with them good company and good vibes as they present "La Biankini". Dave Cortex, TARMO, and Terry da Libra join in the fun as they take part in the remix duties of the release.

La Biankini (Original Mix)
Definitely brings summer to cold lands, while it brings relaxing vibes to bustling summer cities like Manila. La Biankini is one summer anthem I would be enjoying as I hit the beaches soon. To add to that, I'm really enjoying the emotive and slow piano samples as well as the atmosphere of this track. Pure essence of summer all packed in eight minutes.

La Biankini (Club Mix)
Leave the original mix on the beach, and take this version with you to the clubs. Tailor-made for nightclubs and bars, the club mix caters stubby basslines , saturated sound ,and energy-packed melodies.

La Biankini (Dave Cortex Remix)
Moodier version of the release. American producer Dave Cortex adds emphasis on the nostalgic piano samples this time. Aside from that, more stubby basslines and the levitating atmosphere also play their part well.

La Biankini (TARMO Remix)
Fellow Finland-based producer, Tarmo Mäkipaja crafts a hipper remix and a smoother remake on La Biankini. I like the part when TARMO plays around with the piano melody at the 1:46 mark and at the 4:04 mark as well.

La Biankini (Terry Da Libra Remix)

This is the "up there" version of La Biankini. Terry Da Libra adds a bouncy feel to the track with his electrifying basslines. Aside from that, upbeat melodies and atmospheric ambiance were also incorporated in La Biankini.

Now I know why DJs and producers like Marcus Schossow, Ashley Wallbridge, and Markus Schulz supported this release. This La Biankini EP is a certified "happy music" EP-- just what you need to spice up your Summer more.

READ MORE - Something Good- La Biankini EP

Dezza- Good/ Apt 201 EP

Hailing from Canada, progressive house producer Dezza brushes Nellie Recordings with bliss and freshness, thanks to his tracks Good and Apt 201. Moreover, accompanying the release of Good are the highly-acclaimed remixes from Ricky Inch, Sami Saari, and Kaspar Kochker-- each uniquely defined. I present to you, the very decorated Good/ Apt 201 EP by Dezza.

Good (Original Mix)
Dezza unleashes an easy-going and smooth track for Nellie Recordings. Really impressive should I say-- no fancy stuff, just pure progressive house sound. I am sure Alaa and Kris are proud of this.


Good (Ricky Inch Remix)
Estonia-based producer, Ricky Inch, goes bolder and thicker on Good, while retaining its smoothness. The Ricky Inch is the perfect "two-thirty-in-the-morning-still-lounging-in-the-bar" mix.


Good (Sami Saari Remix)
This version, unlike the first two mentioned, is sharper, thinner, and more explosive. The emotive piano climax together with saturated melodies will surprise you as you listen. I'd play this track to liven up the dance-floor.


Good (Kaspar Kochker Remix)
The young Latvian soundsmith continues his streak of astonishing deep and funky tracks in his remix of Good. Honestly, I really enjoy listening to this version of the mix. For sure, both prog house and deep house aficionados will like this.

Apt 201
Side B of the EP, Apt 201 delivers the EP to an electrifying close. Simple and steady, Apt 201, with its twisting melodies, is one of those few tracks that can really end a set or a release. Oh, by the way, I like the climax of this track.

Each remix has its own story to tell, right? And there you have it, two exciting tracks with three remixes, now it's up to you to choose the track that suits you; maybe one, two, three, or all five!

READ MORE - Dezza- Good/ Apt 201 EP

Rino Cabrera- Creopola (Booty Shake) (Club Mix)

Rino Cabrera takes part in the summer heat with his new sizzling track, Creopola (Booty Shake). This track, the club mix, appeared on a compilation by Unreleased Digital, Rare Cuts 5- Essentials and is now on Beatport. Moreover, the single release (with the original mix, the Ibiza Booty dub, and the radio edit) will be on May 14, 2010 on Junodownload, so be sure to check that out!

Creopola carries the undying electrifying sound of Unreleased Digital with its gut-grinding and heavy basslines. With the sharp chords and the infectious vocal hooks on this track, Creopola becomes one rock-solid summer dance-fest anthem.

There will never be enough excuses not to party hard this summer.

READ MORE - Rino Cabrera- Creopola (Booty Shake) (Club Mix)

Interview with Kristoffer Ljungberg (Nellie Recordings) [2010]

Kristoffer Ljungberg is half of the duo managing the Swedish progressive house music label, Nellie Recordings. Alongside with Alaa El-Bechlaoui, Kris is the Artist & Repertoire person on the label, making him the person responsible in making sure that producers release quality material as well as making sure that the artists themselves maintain good ties with their fans. With those being said, I present to you the Soundscapes-exclusive interview with the Head Honcho of Nellie Recordings:

1. Hey Kris, how has 2010 been for you so far as the Head Honcho of Nellie Recordings?

Hey Miguel! It's been all right. Lots of new music and lots of new artists. I'm excited!

2. Can you name us one artist whom you would like to work with, or be on Nellie Recordings? What’s the reason behind this?

Matti & Erkka, the guys behind Michael Cassette. I think they are outstanding and the music they give out under Michael Cassette is just incredible. Melodies to die for! Very inspiring music. It would be a dream come true to work with them.

3. When you’re off the studios, what are the things you would usually do?

Lots of movies and tv-shows like Dexter, House M.D. etc. I spend way too much time watching them I think. But hey, I love it!

4. What had/ have gotten you to the progressive house circuit? Influences? Circumstances?

No matter what genre I'm listening to, melodies or a couple of nice chord changes have been the only thing I care about. I used to listen to a lot of hiphop back in the day and I didn't even care about the lyrics, I was all about the melodics. Anyway, this brought me to the progressive and guys like Claes Rosen, Paul Keeley, Michael Cassette, Dinka and so on.

5. Aside from Sweden, where else around the globe do you think would be a perfect breeding-ground for Nellie Recordings? How come?

Worldwide brother! There's always room for Nellie. All jokes aside, I don't really know. Music is such a universal language and taste is individual so, I can't really say a specific country!

6. With all the exciting stuff on Nellie Recordings, how do you see your record label in the next three to five years?

I don't even dare to think three to five years ahead, haha! I'm getting anxious already. I know the dream is to have a steady income obviously and live fully from it. But it takes a lot of hard work and good connections to make it and there's a lot of good competition out there for a relatively narrow style as "melodic prog music" or what we should call it. There's only a few who's really into it and I haven't even been into it as much as I've wanted. I don't know if that answers your question? Hehe

7. Let’s talk about globe-trotting: If you were given the chance to visit a country you haven’t visited before, what would it be? Why?

Venice (Italy) looks amazing. Imagine just sitting there on a café, drinking a cup of coffee and enjoy life. Or maybe some obscure little place in France on a nice summer day. Baguettes and wine for all the money! But I think my anxiety for flying will stand in the way for me traveling. No one wants to join me on trains I bet!

8. Aside from progressive house music, what other genres do you enjoy listening to?

To be honest, I barely listen to anything these days. Since I got into the house music scene I've been so focused and especially on progressive house. It's a shame really. A few weeks ago I got a little emotional because I realized I've missed out on so much music. I had no idea what was going on in the music world outside house.

However, I used to listen to a lot of hiphop but not that gangster rap shit, bling bling bullshit. I grew up listening to EPMD, Gang Starr and Das EFX. That's the stuff! I also had a period where I was very down in Nirvana and I still enjoy it. Another favourite is Katie Melua. She might be my dream girl as well! So I have to say my taste is (at least was) widely spread.

9. Any tips for new producers on getting signed on Nellie Recordings?

Be prepared, show a lot of energy and enthusiasm and be happy. Motivated and enthusiastic people are very inspiring to me. So, well, I guess that's what I want.

10. What do artists on the label have in common?

Except being good producers I think I've managed to gather a bunch of really nice, humble and grateful people. Even though I might be an asshole sometimes it's important for me to have nice and respectful people on the team. I will not tolerate a bad attitude and especially not towards fans. Manners! So, if you feel you've been treated wrong by any of my boys - rat them out! I will punish them. ;)

11. Favorite gadget in the studio:

I don't have a studio since I'm not a producer per say. But my new Yamaha HS80M is very nice. Though I think my neighbors beg to differ! Other than that it must be my headphones because I have them on me like 15 hours a day, even if I'm not listening to music. Very strange. I'm so used to having them on me it feels weird to take them off when I sit in front of my computer. Feels like I'm about to go somewhere.

12. Favorite alcoholic beverage (if any):

Beer! Oh gosh, now you got me thinking about beer. My favourite one is Corona. YES I SAID IT! I'm not a big fan of dark beers, I want the light stuff like Corona, Budweiser and so on. Love it! But I could go for a glass of red wine too.

13. What can we expect from Nellie Recordings soon? Releases? Events? Promotions?

Well, a lot of new music obviously. I got stuff coming up with Alandanat, Invisible Sounds, Playton and a lot more. EDU just finished a new EP for me as well + a remix actually on a new Magnetic Brothers single. This is just a little bit. More nice tracks coming up!

In terms of events and stuff, nothing special really. But if you live in Sweden and maybe near Linköping / Norrköping you have to watch out for a new club night opened by my partner in crime Alaa. It's called "I Love House" and they will hopefully run a monthly club in Linköping. That's about it!

I, Miguel Hizon Libre, would like to thank you for your time and patience in answering my questions. I hope this would be an efficient tool for spreading the name of your music. Best regards and cheers!

Well thank you for always writing such nice reviews on our tracks. We appreciate it very much, trust me mate! Also I would like to thank everyone who listens to our music!

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I highly recommend that you check out the following links about Kris and the rest of the Nellie Crew:

http://www.nellierecordings.com
http://forum.nellierecordings.com
http://www.beatport.com/label/nellie+recordings
http://www.myspace.com/nellierecordings
http://www.youtube.com/user/nellierecordings
http://www.twitter.com/nellierecording
http://www.soundcloud.com/nellierecordings
http://www.facebook.com/nellierecordings

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Also check out a review on Alaa & Kristoffer Ljungberg's EP "Soleil/ Lune" here.

READ MORE - Interview with Kristoffer Ljungberg (Nellie Recordings) [2010]

Paul Keeley- Kaleidoscope EP

Looks like Paul Keeley's taking 2010 by storm. Just a couple of days after the release of Disco Belle on Anjunadeep, Paul is back, but this time, with a high-flying, three-track EP released under microCastle.

Kaleidoscope

I caught this track climbing the Trance Top 10 chart on Beatport several days ago. Aside from that, Kaleidoscope offers uplifting and atmospheric progressive trance and house melodies from Paul Keeley. The sound of this track is quite familiar, come to think of it, because Kaleidoscope resembles Paul's music style on his 2007 artist album, "Blunt Etiquette". Dreamy and easy-going, Kaleidoscope initiates the whole release.

Flyby

My personal pick from this release. Flyby is much more atmospheric than Kaleidoscope, and can be loosely compared to his 2008 Anjunadeep release, "Paper Jet". In terms of its composition, I like how the blunt bass, the blow-like samples, and of course, the steady, and emotive piano samples were all brought together. Soaring high for this release, this is Paul Keeley's Flyby.

The Careful Void

This is something new from the man. Unlike the two previous tracks, The Careful Void has lower-sounding melodies. Moreover, with new-sounding percussions, blunt basslines, subtle filtered vocals, and trance atmosphere pads, The Careful Void is one magnificent and flawless track from the one and only Paul Keeley.

With the Kaleidoscope EP, Paul Keeley shows us his incredible music-versatility in both his taste and in his production.

READ MORE - Paul Keeley- Kaleidoscope EP

Interview with TYDI [2009]

Original interview posted May 27, 2009 for trancecommunity by motionmigs.

Interview conducted by motionmigs for trancecommunity.com [I am currently not affiliated with the site anymore.]

Tyson Illingworth, also known as TyDi, is "Australia’s number one DJ". During his teenage years, his addiction to music helped him shape into the magnificent TyDi we all know today. Furthermore, his passion for electronic dance music allowed him to compete in various DJ competitions and reach massive accomplishments like playing at the Trance Energy 2009 at a young age, and lots more. In the trance scene, TyDi is known to produce and release tracks under the world’s number one DJ’s record label, Armada, including his newly-released album “Look Closer”. All of these, he had done at the age of 22, there is no doubt that TyDi is an inspiration to all young aspiring DJs and producers.

In your early 20s, you have done this and that in the field of

electronic dance music, I was just wondering, how do you feel right now?

I feel great! Everything is happening and every day is exciting. Life couldn't be any better!

What are the steps you take in order to get a crowd more involved when

DJing? (for example a crowd is dead)

Its all about playing the right music at exactly the right time - Track selection is everything. I watch the crowd, see what works and build my set based on how they react.

Do you follow any routines to keep you in state before you spin? If

yes, what are they?

I like to relax before I play, have a spa or get a massage.

What got you into electronic dance music? which artists have influenced you?

I was exposed to dance music when I was about 14 through some older friends - I fell in love with it and knew from that point I wanted to create it. was influenced by so many different artists, anyone that was making powerful records.

Here's a tricky question, among your productions, can you name 3 of

your favorites?

My 3 favorite songs are always the last 3 that I wrote haha. Right now it is 'Look Closer' from my new album which is more of a chillout song and 'Is it cold' has always been special to me. My most favorite is my latest single called 'You Walk Away', it has vocals from Audrey Gallagher and is on Armin's new CD ASOT 2009.

When you travel around the world, what are the songs you listen to in

your "favorites" playlist? (Name around 3)

My favorites list changes every week when I go through all my new promos. During my travels and on flights I often listen to different styles of music like chillout and movie soundtracks.

Among the places you haven't been to, where would you want to go and

DJ in an event? Why there?

The Philippines would be nice! Also I think it would be awesome to DJ somewhere like Egypt so I could see the pyramids.

You're just a few ages older than me, and I was just wondering, what

were the things you have done during your high school

days that have contributed to your career today?

I spent every lunch time in high school in the music room learning how to read and write music.. I think that helped a lot. After school I would come home and mix tunes or produce my own stuff. I was honestly addicted to dance music!

Aside from DJing and making music, are there other things you enjoy doing?

I grew up by the beach, so its always nice to visit home and go for a swim. I don't have a lot of time off so when I do its always spent with my close friends or just relaxing. Champagne in the spa is always a nice way to relax.

If you were given a chance to spin with a DJ of any record label, who

would it be, and why?

I think I have already DJ'd with them all - I've played with Tiesto, Armin, PVD and all those guys..

Aside from your newly-released album "Look Closer", what can we expect

from Tydi in the near future?

Well my two new singles 'You Walk Away' and 'Somehow' will be out this year along with a remix for Nadia Ali - and I am very excited about those tracks. I am touring everywhere to promote my new album and I am just about to mix a new CD for Ministry of Sound... its all happening!

Check out TyDi's official website!

READ MORE - Interview with TYDI [2009]

Kaspar Kochker- My Soul/ Let's Funk Together

Returning to Nellie Recordings for his third release, Latvian producer, Kaspar Kochker adds more spice to his music arsenal with his new, funky, alluring,and deep-sounding EP, "My Soul/ Let's Funk Together".

My Soul
I just love the filtered guitars and the flying funky bassline in this track. Aside from the hushed atmosphere, whisper-like loops add more chill thrill to "My Soul". This 21-year old producer really knows fine music-- impressive.

Let's Funk Together
Oh yes, soul-penetrating beats and piano melodies right here! The part where the bass plays subtly to give way to the saxophone climax brushed with classy strings is really genial. Seriously, this is one of 2010's finest-- Grammy, anyone?

Musical style expanding as swift as youth energy-- Kaspar Kochker's "My Soul" and "Let's Funk Together" are the new bench-markers to exquisite electronic dance music.

READ MORE - Kaspar Kochker- My Soul/ Let's Funk Together

Helvetic Nerds- Walk On EP

Swiss-made Helvetic Nerds turns up the Summer heat with their new EP, "Walk On". Released under the incredible Unreleased Digital , "Walk On" EP spawned two great progressive house tracks and one radio edit.

Walk On (Original Mix)/ (Radio Edit)
Damn, what a genial tune this is. Bouncy and fresh, the melodies of this track keep the energy alive as the hip vocals send a meaningful message to the people-- perfect five-star tune right here! Just remember man, this is the soul of your life.

Hammer & Tongs
Something edgier from the Nerds. Growling basslines and sharp keyboard melodies, topped off with saturated samples, Hammer & Tongs is just as awesome as the artist name. Oh yeah, the climax and the breakdown are sick, perfect for beach parties.

An EP packed with freshness and attitude, the Helvetic Nerds gave me a great first impression with their summer-spiced EP, "Walk On". I would love to review more of their tracks in the future.


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Alaa & Kristoffer Ljungberg- Soleil/ Lune EP

Alaa and Kristoffer Ljungberg, the two masterminds behind the very promising Nellie Recordings, are back with unique, contrast-themed tracks, "Soleil" and "Lune".

Kristoffer has been my contact for quite sometime now, and luckily, we have been maintaining good dialogue in music. Just recently, I was able to ask him for some insights and allusions behind this release, and basically, he said that being a person fascinated by the heavenly bodies, Ljungberg wanted tracks inspired by both the glorious sun and the placid moon. Moreover, Kris, allured by the French tongue, decided to name the tracks in French to add spice; thus "Soleil" and "Lune".

Soleil

Most of you would agree if I have described this track to be upbeat, right? I told ya'. This sun-drenched wonder also provides a melodic piano sample that leaves its listeners with a smile on their faces-- simple as that.

Alaa & Kristoffer Ljungberg - Soleil (Original Mix) by nellierecordings

Lune

I like it when track motifs contrast and create that surreal image in your head. The first track complements a sunny day, while this second track calls in the calmness of the night. Very tranquil and delicate, Lune is an effortless bliss of its own.

Alaa & Kristoffer Ljungberg - Lune (Original Mix) by nellierecordings

There you have it, two contrasting tracks brought together by heart-warming pianos melodies and, of course, stunning music production.

Kudos to Kris and Alaa for this one!

READ MORE - Alaa & Kristoffer Ljungberg- Soleil/ Lune EP

George F. Zimmer & Dinka- Soma is Language EP

Ten years from now, when mainstream music becomes cheap and cheesier, and when artists start to sell out one by one, I will be there sitting by my couch, listening to these tracks that have always reminded me that progressive house music quality can never be compromised.

Since George F. Zimmer is a new name on my blog, Soundscapes, here are some things you might want to know about him: According to his bio, Zimmer was once a cowboy in Maryland, US, and it had always been his dream to spin and make music for the people. One day, he had enough of things that he decided to sell all his livestock and take the initiative to step into the digital dimension of unadulterated music. Good enough, he was able to buy a Macintosh and installed Ableton Live and some other stuff-- and that folks, is the story of George F. Zimmer.

Yes, incredible story, right? His track with Dinka, "Soma is Language" [Enormous Tunes] is just as jaw-dropping as his life story come to think of it. Spawning an original version and two remixes by PROFF and Rest Point, topped with Zimmer's All Night Long, "Soma is Language" EP is another Enormous Tunes jewel.

Soma is Language (Original Mix)
Laid-back and magical progressive house music, Dinka-style!

Soma is Language (PROFF Remix)
Stomping basslines and feel-good atmosphere, this is the PROFF remix.

Soma is Language (Rest Point Remix)
Grounding, yet aerial... I like it.

All Night Long (Original Remix)
Something haunting and straightforward, "All Night Long" brings the EP to a close.

This, my friends, is true music-- progressive house music-- genre of consistency and quality.

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