| A | Sasha & Darren Emerson - | Scorchio (Sander Kleinenberg's Scorched Mix) | 11:57 | |
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Engineer -
Ollie Jay
Producer - Charlie May , Darren Emerson , Sasha Programmed By [Additional & Twickery] - Flipper (3) Remix - Sander Kleinenberg Written By - Alexander Coe , Charlie May , Darren Emerson | ||||
| B | Sasha - | Lupus (Jimmy Van M / Cass & Slide Remix) | 9:13 | |
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Producer -
Sasha
Remix - Cass & Slide , Jimmy Van M Written By - Alexander Coe | ||||
A pretty hard to find vinyl with two brillant mixes of these two original Sasha productions.
Sander Kleinenberg takes the track 'Scorchio' into a bit more groovy direction with his remix. A soft bassline and some rolling percussion together with swift hi-hats slowly build the track during a lengthy intro. A subtile guitar-riff alleady shows some of what is about to come as we approach the track's peak, where the main synth-section delivers some serious amounts of energy. After that it's no less than three minutes of 'grooving' until the track finally comes to a halt. Kleinenberg manages to add energy and make the song more uplifting, while the sound itself remains rather light. A very subtile, yet pleasant remix.
For 'Lupus' there doesn't seem to be an original mix. The story goes that Sasha was working on a track but couldn't find the time to finish it, handing the material he had over to Jimmy Van M and Cass & Slide, who delivered this incredible production.
A deep basskick and funky, but sensual percussion start to build, when very creepy sounds emerge. Things that either could be crying voices or some form of a synthetic flute or trumpet. Either way the result is a very eerie and haunting sensation, which even gets strengthened as it gets acompanied by a lower-toned sequence made of somewhat the same formula, together with a deep and dark bassline. All gets even better as these 'crying voices' evolve into a chorus, bringing a very dark and melancholic melody where several layers of these creepy 'vocals' top eachother in an outrageous climax.
Although the song has an almost horrific feel to it, it is a very beatifull and interesting track. Obscure and dark, but packed with huge emotions. A definate masterpiece, unique in it's kind.