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Gyrate / JOY - Electric Storm / Inner Paradox (Huggie's Mix) download mp3 flac
Performer: Gyrate / JOY
Title: Electric Storm / Inner Paradox (Huggie's Mix)
Country: US
Genre: Electronic
Style:Goa Trance, Progressive Trance
Released: 1997
Label: Global Energy Musik
MP3 album szie: 1249 mb
FLAC album size: 1259 mb

Tracklist

Gyrate Gyrate Electric Storm
Joy Joy Inner Paradox (Huggie's Mix)

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Gyrate / JOY Gyrate / JOY - Electric Storm / Inner Paradox (Huggie's Mix) ‎(12", Ltd) Global Energy Musik none US 1997

Credits

  • Producer, Written-ByGabe James (tracks: Gyrate), K.L. Hankins (tracks: Joy)

Notes

1997 Advance Copy
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Reviews: (1)
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Joy - Inner Paradox

This song is very well produced. Even on a record it sounds very clear and precise. The structure is very different and it has many variations in it. Breaking down with the break beat section of the song to get revved up for a build is an excellent way to explode. The synths are well thought out and overlap very well with each other. The melodies are very enjoyable and it seems to have a spacial atmosphere feeling to it.

What got my attention the most, though, was the ending. The melody at the end with the MC-202ish sounding synth is brilliant! It sounds like a lonely dimensional being talking about finding a lost love or saying that they're lonely because their lover is missing or gone and she misses them. It sounds all too familiar to me. Not as in hearing it in another song, but familiar as in a dream or something. It's weird. Anyhow. very good song. I liked it. Just sat back and listened.

The mix is very strong so no problems there. Everything flows together very nicely, the bass isn't too boomy the hats aren't loaded with distortion or treble and having it on record is even better so I can retain that fantastic vinyl sound with the studio quality tactics. I'd like to ask a question to the artist, though... When you made this song... Did things seem to flow out of you as if you were supposed to make this song, or did you create as you went along? Just curious is all.