Dinka- Hive

It's always a thrilling sight when new release covers from Dinka hit Facebook pages and other social-networking sites. May it be a release under Anjunadeep, Unreleased Digital, or even Enormous Tunes, a Dinka release is something always worth listening to! Just a couple of days ago, Unreleased Digital just released Dinka's latest three-track EP entitled, "Hive". As mentioned, it definitely is worth the excitement!

Hive (Original Mix)

Similar to the ones on "Elements", "Green Leaf", "Celtic of Scotland", and other beloved Dinka masterpieces, "Hive" brings back the the smooth-sailing arpeggio that keeps the rhythm in Dinka releases alive. Moreover, we are also greeted by a rich, atmospheric climax that this track provides. The time-tested sound of Dinka is once again put into play here in this track.

Selling England (Original Mix)

Combine Dinka's vocalesque and mystic sound, spherical ambiance, and an electrifying rhythm, you will get something like this next track, "Selling England".

The Quietest Moment (Original Mix)

Finally, the much-awaited follow-up to Dinka's Instrumental Remix on Leventina's "Here Workin"! "The Quietest Moment" really has one massive harmony to it-- surely one of the many reasons why we keep coming back for more! This track is definitely sublime and is up there with the other Dinka classics we have enjoyed all these years.

Three new instant-classics from Dinka up for grabs! Having said all of these, Dinka has definitely made quite an impact in the scene and on their listeners, and we, the listeners, literally cannot get enough of the euphoria they bring.

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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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