Funk D'Void - Diabla (Christian Smith & Wehbba remix)
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2011
- This is a low quality mp3 to avoid the track being ripped from youtube
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Soma 20 | Diabla 2011 (Soma308D)
Release Date: 20.06.11
1. Funk D'Void -- Diabla (Christian Smith & Wehbba Remix)
2. Funk D'Void -- Diabla (Metrik Remix)
3. Funk D'Void -- Diabla (Joash Remix)
SOMA 20 YEARS [1991 -- 2011]
The fifth EP from Soma's 20th Anniversary series provides three incredibly different reworks of the classic Funk D'Void track, Diabla. To date Diabla is one of Soma's biggest tracks. Back in 2001 it was caned by everyone from Laurent Garnier to Dave Clarke to Pete Tong, and was the archetypal closing track in so many DJ sets. Whatever the case, it is a true representation of Techno from the turn of the century, and an undeniable classic. At the time it was reworked by The Hacker, Samuel L Session, Kevin Saunderson, Octave One, and of course, a certain Heavenly rework by the man himself. In 2011 we revisit Diabla with Christian Smith and Wehbba, Metrik and Joash who provide 3 very different, but equally brilliant remixes.
Appearing on labels such as Drumcode, Bedrock, Sci+Tec and Renaissance resulted in Christian Smith having exceptional success in 2010/2011, while Wehbba has been following suit, working with the like of Tronic and 100% Pure. Following the immense hype over their last collaboration, Laurent Garnier's Flashback, they come together again to remix Diabla.
Next Viper Recordings' Metrik steps up to rework Diabla. Ten years on, Metrik amps up the tempo, trading in the 4/4 for one of his trademark punchy breakbeats. A razor-sharp, LFO'd bass-line and intricate drum programming combine to create this Drum and Bass monster.
Joash, who has just released his debut album on Compost Records, takes influence from his deep passion for Electronic and Classical music. These influences shine through on his Diabla rework where he produces a powerful orchestral masterpiece. He proves his out-standing musical talent, incorporating several cross rhythm sections to transform Diabla and merge music boundaries.
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Released by: soma
Release/catalogue number: Soma308D
Release date: Jun 20, 2011
Heavenly mix from 2001 remains the greatest ever
Psycatrons Remix is the best version of this tune, available on amazon music full version about 8mins long as apposed to the mix cut from the cd Balance 22 which is only 4 mins long....well worth a listen....
Cattaneo brought me here, amazing!
MOONPARK 2011
What a bomb! Loved the original and really like this remix! Gr8!
amazing rmx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very Great !
gr8 remix !!!
great!!
perception of sounds!!! YEEEaaaHHH
sooo fu....ng good
yehh!! nice rmx:::..
It's a bold move to remix this but this is definitely a triumph, at the moment my favourite mix.
Anton Haq certainly risky lol. but agreed, this one kills
Chris Penny Definitely, this one still gets played by me regularly. There are loads of mixes though, almost as many as for Positive Education!
It's good the heavenly mix is unbeatable though it stirs emotions in you totally and everything is perfect.
Almost (Heavenly Mix)-good ;)
Not heard this reworking before good stuff a great track. Still prefer the heavenly mix by funk though.
paranoid.......
[iminent=aCwbmAgUWfOB] fuck shit
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