This Month's Top Five Progressive Tracks

Five excellent singles to listen and review this week. Includes a killer Junkie XL remix and a rare Trance foray by Max Graham featuring Jessica Jacobs. Listen here.

'Ryukyu Undergroud - Seragaki (Junkie XL Remix)' 'Junkie XL creates ridiculous synths in his factory monster of a studio. But for this track, is it really the same guy that produced the LLC Elvis remix? Yes it is. You can expect amazing effect work, and an incredible atmosphere, a sitar, piano and guitar really make this track unique. Great tune to start off a set.' HTFR: Ryukyu Undergroud - Seragaki (Orig / Junkie XL Remix) 'Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink' 'This track is a highlight from Border Community. The single comes with a sweet James Holden remix. Both tracks have massive atmospheres, and a really new take on strings and bass. Insane compression, and really detailed work on those drums. Really a sweet track.' HTFR: Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix) 'Adam White & Andy Moor Presents White Room - The White Room' 'When you mix two of UK's biggest progressive trance producers, I wonder what happens? (killer track). This song has major support from Tiesto, Armin, and Oakenfold. What more can I say.' HTFR: Adam White & Andy Moor Presents White Room - The White Room 'Max Graham feat Jessica Jacobs - I Know You're Gone' 'A more recent track, still not on the big 12" but you can find it on Armin's A State of Trance 2005 2-CD set. If you know Max on house, welcome to Max on Progressive Trance. His track is awesome, creative, unique and great to light up the floor with something special. JUNO: Max Graham feat Jessica Jacobs - I Know You're Gone 'Ernesto & Bastian - The Darkside of the Moon' 'Slightly older track, but a monstrous one. Huge strings, massive vocal work, and works for either house or trance guys/gals.' JUNO: Ernesto & Bastian - The Darkside of the Moon

Author
Oceanseeker
Published
2005-06-10
Category
News
Source
Originally published on InternetDJ.com and restored from the Internet Archive.

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