VA - Digital Beings - 2010 [Progressive Trance]

VA - Digital Beings


Genre: Progressive Trance, Full Power
Year: 2010
Label: ECHOES RECORDS
Catalog#: ECH1CD011
Audio: MP3
Tracks: 9
Quality: VBR 192-320 kbps
Playtime: 72:45

Tracklist:

01 Earsugar - Age Of The 6th Sun 08:03
02 Ritmo - Process 08:32
03 Easy Riders - Kelman Gates 10:00
04 Gaudium - Scandonavian 07:32
05 Zen Mechanics & Ace Ventura - Digital Beings 08:10
06 Quantize - The Path 07:16
07 FREq - Revenge 08:12
08 Lish Feat. Michele Adamson - Concrete Jungle (Rocky Remix) 07:46
09 Human Element - Yin And Yang 07:14

Echoes Records and the new exciting Easy Riders duo Ace Ventura and Rocky present a full-power progressive bonanza of a compilation for the summer 'Digital Beings'.

Behind the new project Easy Riders we find two of the most important ambassadors for Israeli progressive trance scene, Yoni Oshrat, better known as Ace Ventura (and previously a member of Psysex), and Rocky Tilbor, better known as Rocky. Both have a string of classic tunes and albums behind them, and after only a few releases with their Easy Riders project, expectations are already sky-high for their upcoming album on Echoes Records.

On the 'Digital Beings' compilation the two have handpicked no less than 9 previously unreleased tunes, combining basically all the best ambassadors for the powerful psyprog sound. From influential trendsetters FREq and Earsugar (Liquid Soul and Human Element) to rocking Israeli acts like Quantize and Ritmo and Gaudium from Sweden.

Of course Yoni and Rocky are also very present on the compilation themselves, and their track 'Kelman Gates' is probably their strongest output so far. Rocky also adds some punch to Lish's groovy summer-anthem 'Concrete Jungle' and last but not least Yoni has been in the studio with Dutch Zen Mechanics for a long-awaited collaboration on the title-track 'Digital Beings'.

All in all the compilation can best be described as a lethal weapon in every progressive DJ's arsenal, some tunes rely on powerful, driving progressive trance leads and bass lines, while others have a groovier, understated techno-approach. The glue that binds them all together though is consistent high quality and massive dance floor potential for the upcoming outdoor experiences this summer.