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OceanLab - Satellite
Label:
Catalog#:
SPC005
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:
Netherlands
Released:
Apr 2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trance,
Progressive Trance
Tracklist
| A | Satellite (Original Above & Beyond Mix) | |||
| B | Satellite (Markus Schulz Coldharbour Mix) | |||
| Remix - Markus Schulz | ||||
Credits
Producer -
Above & Beyond
Vocals - Justine Suissa
Written-By - Jono Grant , Justine Suissa , Paavo Siljamäki , Tony McGuinness
Vocals - Justine Suissa
Written-By - Jono Grant , Justine Suissa , Paavo Siljamäki , Tony McGuinness
Notes
Produced for Involved Productions.com
Published by Warner Chappel Holland / Copyright Control
(P) 2004 Anjunabeats under exclusive license to Armada Music BV
(C) 2004 Armada Music BV
BIEM/STEMRA | Made in Holland
EAN/Barcode: 8717306930574
Published by Warner Chappel Holland / Copyright Control
(P) 2004 Anjunabeats under exclusive license to Armada Music BV
(C) 2004 Armada Music BV
BIEM/STEMRA | Made in Holland
EAN/Barcode: 8717306930574
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Their name "Oceanlab" came from the aquatic nature of the first single they wrote (Clear Blue Water)
and their software "Wavelab".
With all the respect for the original, it is definitely the "Markus Schulz Coldharbour mix" that does it.
It has all the ingredients for a relaxed and superb vocal aftertrack.
The inspiration for the track came when Paavo’s girlfriend was away in Japan and they were missing
each other and, hopefully, describes that long distance love thing. They changed it to the first person
so when they played it live at Passion in Coalville Justine would be singing directly to the faithful!
One of the biggest progressive tracks of 2004!