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Andy Moor & Ashley Wallbridge feat. Meighan Nealon- Faces

Sunday, January 24, 2010


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Originally written 5th of October, 2009 on Tumblr.

After four months of it being first exposed to the trance community, AVA boys, Andy Moor & Ashley Wallbridge's Faces still remains a fresh, yet a pounding onslaught.

Ashley Wallbridge's thin, melancholic melodies combine with Andy Moor's thick modulated bass lines accompanied by unconventional adrenaline-rushing riffs to produce this one-of-a-kind killer tune. Of course, don't forget Meighan Nealon's haunting vocals, which captures the whole essence of the song.

It is uncommon to see releases come out with remixes from different artists that also exhibit unmatched quality and exceptional consistency, and I am talking about Tenishia's and Ben Gold's remixes. The two remixes took the package out of this world; Tenishia planted an exploding fuse box to the song, while on the other hand, Ben Gold invited the Juggernaut to the party. If you still can't imagine what I am saying, listen to them below.

Before I forget, there is also a new (I really mean it when I say "new".) remix by Hungarian producers, Myon & Shane54 packed in Andy Moor's Breaking the Silence Volume One. Choose your own adjectives for that remix.

Well, 2009 hasn't ended yet, but I think I already have chosen my track of the year. (Also check out the official music video on Youtube)

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Daniel Kandi- Venice Beach


One reason why I cannot leave the trance scene is the heartwarming melodies from uplifting tracks. Only a very talented producer can come up with such a tune where people can get energy from an uplifting state. This is euphoria in music, shallow for skeptics, but gold for aficionados.

I have been a loyal fan of Daniel Kandi since early 2008 if I remember it right, and since then, I have always appreciated his works from the head-banging riffs to very sublime climaxes. Moreover, some of my all-time favorites are Let Go (with Neumann), Rewire (with Robert Nickson), Child, Make Me Believe,his remix on Andy Bluemann's Time to Rest, which by the way features Eller van Buuren on guitar, then his remix on A.M.R.'s Sand Dunes.

Daniel Kandi has done so much to shape the trance scene we all know today. He gave meaning to the endless beats and planted emotion to machine-generated riffs. Moreover, he showed the world that there is a bright and a sentimental future for the trance scene.

Here's another masterpiece, Venice Beach, included in Armin van Buuren's Universal Religion 4 and Above & Beyond's Anjunabeats Vol. 7.





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