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Anthomas Tran
Anthomas Tran
| Logical Unity - Faithless Society (v0.48) | 2003 | Trance | 8:12 | 7.5MB | [mp3] |
A trance recreation of a track that was originally on the Mindfeed session recordings. Logical Unity formed over summer of 2003, when I teamed up with Ian Taylor (Doc Logic). Our goal is to produce vocal trance and breaks. Still a work in progress - if you know a nice chick with sexy vocals who might be interested in singing over the track, contact us immediately.
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| Solar Stone vs. System F - Solar Insolation (Unity303 Synergy Rx) | 2001 | Breakbeat Trance | 6:05 | 5.6MB | [mp3] |
This is my bootleg synergy remix that is reminiscent of Solar Stone's classic "Seven Cities" remixed with breakbeats and additional fluffy trance sounds from a System F track called "Insolation." It was hugely influenced by the synergy idea from that awesome Disco Babes vs. Madison Ave remix.
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| Sheryl Crow - Strong Enough (Voltron Krew Rx) | 2000 | Drum N Bass | 3:10 | 2.9MB | [mp3] |
Mike "Agent" Smith and I worked on this remix when we found out Sheryl Crow was coming into the PhatNoise office the next morning. We layered synths and fx and made a jungle drumtrack, which got kinda tricky cause the song is in 6/4 time.
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| Jonathan Elias - Grace (Voltron Krew Rx) | 1999 | House vs. Trance | 4:03 | 5.2MB | [mp3] |
Don't you hate how in some remixes they just steal few lines of vocals and make a whole new song out of it, and STILL claim it's a remix? Well this is one of them. (heh.) Sony Classical Recordings sponsored a college remix competition in 1999 and we entered it. Romulo Rivera (Astroboy), Mike Smith (Agent Smith), Lev Lvovsky (KGB), and myself (Antomic) joined forces to work on this remix and ultimately Romulo dubbed us the Voltron Krew. Then one day when I was laying down on my dorm top bunk bed in chronic pain cause of surgery the day before, I got a phone call from Romulo telling me we won. Instantly changed my mood - it was awesome. Have a listen for yourself and get sonicly transported back in time to when we didn't have a drug addicted chimpanzee for our international spokesperson.
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