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A little bit too happy and melodic for me, and I don't like the sound that comes in at 5:28.
Still a very good track, but no threat for my personal Guy J top 5.
(only played it 3 times, so things can still change)
Anyway, Guy J is a great producer, no doubt about that.
Steve Bug
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it seems that festivals and other big events have turned into visual art exhibitions. The main focus is on the visuals/animations. Yes, they are incredible, but the music is definitely secondary, the crowd is mostly filming, not dancing. Or am I missing something here?
it IS incredible isn't it??
STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
Simply does not get any better than Hernan
Find nice how a classic (or even a great personal fav track from the past that take me back to specific moments) putted in the right moment can make a mix better.. on this times with overload quantities of (good) music, those still cant overcome old memories and prolly they never will
Find nice how a classic (or even a great personal fav track from the past that take me back to specific moments) putted in the right moment can make a mix better.. on this times with overload quantities of (good) music, those still cant overcome old memories and prolly they never will
día 2 a las 22:51 osea 51 de set, sonó chilling Moments siendo parte de un intro Sideral, el tipo con 58 jamás dejó de ser cada vez mas Fino y la cantidad de música que mezcla solo gente de toda la vida puede entenderlo
día 1 fue un house Estelar peluquero volado totalmente Medicinal
tengo video de chilling, como lo subo directo de un cel a que ?
it seems that festivals and other big events have turned into visual art exhibitions. The main focus is on the visuals/animations. Yes, they are incredible, but the music is definitely secondary, the crowd is mostly filming, not dancing. Or am I missing something here?
I find the same story in concerts... everything is about the screens and fireworks. Thereīs still hope in the underground scene
a couple of weeks ago a friend of mine invited me to David Guettaīs show. So, there I was to see whatīs all the hype about.
Warm up by DJ Paul (30 minutes, coudnīt do nothing) and DJ Zucker (picked up the heat a little).
David Guettaīs show was pure lights, fire, and big screens... he did nothing as a dj. Just pushed play to his tracks, and when they finished he turned down the volume for the applause moments, like a playback band.
Of course, excellent lights, lasers, videos, and stage... but the music was boring.
Only good thing is that I danced a lot after many years of rust I wished at least he could play some trance stuff, but I had to put some effort to enjoy his pop-like songs.
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