> You know it!
> This track is completely out of control. I think it will be coming
> out in June or a bit earlier this spring. Oddly enough, it's been on
> CD-R for ages - the earliest I have heard it is in Dego + Capital A's
> set on Betalounge.com from JUNE 99! I don't have the whole story on
> why it's taking so long to come out, but I'd be fascinated to know.
> Anyone?
Yep. the track has been played over the last (almost) 2 years by several DJs
and I also don't understand why it hasn't been out on vinyl. It's probably
one of those tracks that only the 'elite' people _should_ have access to. :P
Anyway, contact me privately if you're interested in it and maybe we can
arrange a CDR trade.
> Also, speaking of Afronaught,
> When Phil Asher was here in Chicago he dropped a new Afronaught
> called "Life on Venus" that he said should be out in Feb-March. Deep,
> heavy alien atmospherics - massively transportational. It won't
> totally rock a dancefloor on it's own, but it's hot nonetheless.
Probably it's good for a nice warm-up :) Will definetly check it out.
> Matt mentioned that Afronaught is Orin Walters from Neon Phusion.
> Watch for another new 12" from him under his Loqate alias, on
> Ubiquity! The cut is called Miracles and features a Recloose remix.
> Should be fresh. Also on Ubiquity, soon to be released is a new
> P'taah remix 12" from Paul "Seiji" Dolby, working under Opaque this
> time around. Features a new cut from Opaque in addition to the remix
> and it's rough rough rough. Dope material. Check the Ubiquity site
> for release dates!
> http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/asp/singles.asp
The Opaque/Seiji remix of P'taah's track 'Crossing (Evacuation of Form)' is
surely one of _the_ remixes of this, yet in the beggining, year. I must
admit that I didn't find the remix as good as I had been told at first, but
as I listened to it again and again, I realized how it unfolded to become
one of the dirtiest, yet one of the most danceable tunes around. I would
love to hear this at a club.
This and other remixes (released in some compilations) will be included in
the new P'taah album called 'De'Compressed Light', a collection of reworks
by some of the most leftside producers (Off Centre Ensemble, Chateau Flight,
DJ Venom, etc.) of some of the tracks (if not all) included in his latest
album - 'Compressed Light'. Should be out on Ubiquity next week, and it's an
absolute must-have (as the original album was).
Antonio
http://jupiterjazz.org/nubeats
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