Sasha - Involver
Label:
Catalog#:
GUSA001VIN
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
14 Jun 2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Progressive House,
Breaks
Tracklist
| A | Youngsters, The - | Smile | ||
| Co-producer - Charlie May , Simon Wright | ||||
| B | Spooky - | Belong | X | |
|
Co-producer -
Simon Wright
Vocals - Julie Daske | ||||
| C | Lostep - | Burma | X | |
| Co-producer - Charlie May , Simon Wright | ||||
| D | Ulrich Schnauss - | On My Own | X | |
Credits
Notes
Involver blurs the lines between the DJ mix compilation and the producer / artist album. Every track is an original Sasha remix or re-creation that has been exclusively recorded as an original piece for this project.
Keyboards and drum programming by Sasha, Barry Jamieson, Charlie May and Simon Wright.
Additional remix and production by Barry Jamieson.
Keyboards and drum programming by Sasha, Barry Jamieson, Charlie May and Simon Wright.
Additional remix and production by Barry Jamieson.
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Reviews & Discussion
This is Sasha at his finest and most innovative. All of these tracks straddle the line between full-on "dance" and "listening"... a very rare thing these days. For me, the best track is the rework of Lostep's "Burma"... a beautiful breakbeat combined with cascades of synth and bass. But that's not to say that the others are lesser songs... all of tracks are a must-have for any lover of breaks, progressive, Sasha, or just good music.
This remix-album from Sasha is a must have! The album is a selection from his favourite songs.
The most of the songs are remixed in a break-beatstyle.
The remixes have deep breaks and great basses. The melodies are the same as the original songs. And that was the meaning of this album. He wanted to represent these songs back in the DJ-world. And he did it! Now are the songs more ready for the clubs.
The most of the songs are remixed in a break-beatstyle.
The remixes have deep breaks and great basses. The melodies are the same as the original songs. And that was the meaning of this album. He wanted to represent these songs back in the DJ-world. And he did it! Now are the songs more ready for the clubs.