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Stanisha - It's Ok (Original Mix) - Deepsessions

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Channel: Release Promo · 2011 · Music

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Serbian producer Staniša Krstic aka Stanisha has been coming on strong over the first half of 2011. 

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His past releases on Deepsessions, Mistiquemusic and Mistique Digital have been very cool and he continues to improve with each outing. This week sees a monumental release in the young production career of Stanisha, the release of his debut album is upon us and it comes courtesy of Greece's Deepsessions Recordings. It's a mammoth long player that encompasses 13 tracks that showcase a wide range of progressive styles. Weather it's the downtempo, trippy beats of the title cut 'Quantized Souls', the dark, driving progressive house of 'Hypnotize Me' or the deeper grooves of the closing track 'Alone In The Rain' there is a plethora of great material here. The standout tracks for us are 'The Glory Of High Decani ' feat Divna Ljubojevic, 'It's OK' and 'Who Are You' so for the purposes of this review we will focus on those. As the ' The Glory Of High Decani' begins it grabs you attention right away with some rough sounding drums, a driving groove and a great wall of sub bass that changes key in a cool fashion. Then the amazing vocals of Divna Ljubojevic enter the track and the spiritual element they create is sensational. Stanisha's vocal gates are really infectious and keep the interest really high as the track builds to an epic climax. 

The deliberate sounding groove of 'It's OK' gets the track off with a brilliant tough and punchy start. The processed, robotic-styled vocals are quite unique and play of the female vox samples well. The breakdown reveals just a hint of some soulful chords that tease the emotional senses just enough and will certainly build anticipation on the dancefloor. As the track flows after the breakdown the dark electronics intensify and the chords get dropped over the top for a huge finale. 

'Who Are We' begins the bassline is amazing and it's one of the biggest hooks on the records but when combined with the infectious synth lines and melancholic chords you've a really massive tune and certainly one of the best on the album. The breakdown brings on a brilliant spacey vibe and some trippy sound design, the processed vocal samples are well done and work in perfect unison with the hypnotic groove when it drops back in. The atmospheric synths and also a catchy soft lead brings the track to an amazing peak as the energy rises further for an superb finish. It's an excellent debut album for Stanisha and it proves he's one of the top up and coming producers in progressive house this year.

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