Tomaz vs Filterheadz* ‎– Sunshine

Label:
Intec Records – INTEC16
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Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
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Tracklist

A Sunshine 7:40
B Lazy People 7:08

Credits

Notes

Published by Copyright Control.
℗ & © 2002 Intec Records Ltd.

Mastered at The Exchange, London, UK.
Pressed at MPO, Averton, France.

Track durations not mentioned on release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): INTEC 016 A1 NiLZ - THE EXCHANGE. MPO
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): INTEC 016 B1 NiLZ - THE EXCHANGE. MPO
  • Barcode: 6 896291 116650

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 5) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Sunshine Remixes (12") Intec Records INTEC16X UK 2003
Sunshine (12", W/Lbl) Intec Records INTEC16 UK 2002
Sunshine Remixes (12", Promo) Intec Records INTEC 16X UK 2003
Sunshine (CD, Maxi) Tempo Music TM0432CDMX Spain 2003
Sunshine 2K10 (12", S/Sided, W/Lbl, Unofficial) Not On Label SUNSHINE2K10   2010
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 4/5
Review by maroko Feb 07, 2008
I will be brief: "Sunshine" is THE track that had thousands upon thousands of party goers screaming their lungs out whenever it was on. It works perfectly be it for home listening purposes or blowing the crowd out of this world.
I find the flip side, "Lazy People", more of a DJ tool than a pleasant home listen, but it remains a great tune nonetheless.
The A side, however, is astounding.

It's not hard, harsh or devastating for what it matters. It has a tribal drive impossible to resist, accompanied by a bassline which defines grooviness. And the repeating vocals don't do it any harm either.

A true classic, and one of my favorite summer party tunes ever.
Review by scout_tryxx Aug 20, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)
Melodic, proggy tribal techno vs. Funky tribal techno. Side A vs. Side B. Both great tracks in their own respect, but Sunshine shades Lazy People simply cos the bassline is more appealing. Darker. Deeper.
Rated 4/5
Review by mistered Apr 19, 2004
First rate production from Intec. 'Sunshine' has already become a classic piece of prog/tribal, that strange glockenspiel-espue tune, African vocals and deep slow bass combining to deliver a hypnotic amount of energy.

'Lazy People' thrives off an oh-so-familiar riff and tight, dense, tribal percussion. Definitely one to be played outside and very loud.
Rated 3/5
Review by behemoth Feb 13, 2003
Something to be played VERY LOUD. Stomping but lovely. I would use the word "euphoric", but that might put some people off. Quite the opposite of minimal, but i'm sure your average house or techno head couldn't find much wrong with this. An absolute classic in my book, one to put a smile on my face when i'm in a foul mood.
The b-side is great too.
Rated 5/5
Review by mastercongo Sep 13, 2002
This follow up to their great latin loopworks ep doesnt dessapoint. with the familiar techno-tribal sounds and with the vocals wich will remind you to los hijos del sol, this song will sure make it's way into the top techno dj's this fall.

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