Photek - Mine To Give
Label:
Catalog#:
ASW 38766
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
US
Released:
2000
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House,
Deep House
Tracklist
| A1 | Mine To Give (David Morales World Mix) | 11:00 | ||
| B1 | Mine To Give (David Morales Happy Mix) | 9:59 | ||
| C1 | Mine To Give (Satoshi Tomiie 12'' Mix) | 9:55 | ||
| Producer [Remix], Remix - Satoshi Tomiie | ||||
| D1 | Mine To Give (David Morales Facedown Mix) | 9:27 | ||
| D2 | Mine To Give (Original Mix) | 6:41 | ||
Credits
Engineer [Remix] -
Steven Barkan
(tracks: A1, B1, D1)
Keyboards [Remix] - Eric Kupper (tracks: A1, B1, D1)
Producer - R. Parkes*
Producer [Remix], Remix - David Morales (tracks: A1, B1, D1)
Vocals - Robert Owens
Written-By - Owens* , Parkes*
Keyboards [Remix] - Eric Kupper (tracks: A1, B1, D1)
Producer - R. Parkes*
Producer [Remix], Remix - David Morales (tracks: A1, B1, D1)
Vocals - Robert Owens
Written-By - Owens* , Parkes*
Notes
From the full length Solaris.
(P) & (C) 2000 Virgin Records Ltd.
Under exclusive license to Astralwerks.
Manufactured by Astralwerks Records.
Published by Universal Music, Musical Directions, Westbury Music Ltd.
Tracks A, B & D1: Remix produced for Def Mix Productions. Remix engineered for Platinum Audio, NYC.
Remix keys for Hysteria Productions. Mixed at MAW Studios, NYC.
Track C: Remix produced for Def Mix Productions. Mixed @ saw.rec studios, NYC.
(P) & (C) 2000 Virgin Records Ltd.
Under exclusive license to Astralwerks.
Manufactured by Astralwerks Records.
Published by Universal Music, Musical Directions, Westbury Music Ltd.
Tracks A, B & D1: Remix produced for Def Mix Productions. Remix engineered for Platinum Audio, NYC.
Remix keys for Hysteria Productions. Mixed at MAW Studios, NYC.
Track C: Remix produced for Def Mix Productions. Mixed @ saw.rec studios, NYC.
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Reviews & Discussion
David Morales’s World Mix is great, a really moody track with a pounding ride cymbal that lends the vocals a sort of desperate undercurrent. His “Happy” and “Facedown” mixes, on the other hand, are bland, and I couldn’t imagine playing them live. The Satoshi Tomiie mix is nice and dark; it appeared on Digweed’s GU Los Angeles. Overall, this release is well worth the cash for the two good mixes.
