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E-Spectro & Indeep - Nine Shaft (Original Mix) - Stereo Paradise

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Channel: Release Promo · 2012 · Music

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Tvardovsky's Stereo Paradise has its 9th release this week and the label has been growing rapidly over the first half of 2012. With releases that include David Granha, Alessandro Diga and Fran Von Vie Stereo Paradise is certainly pushing a cool and contemporary progressive sound that has already found favour with Hernan Cattaneo. The labels 8th release sees the debut of E-Spectro & Indeep on the label. Russian producers Ivan Rayt and Igor Born make up the E-Spectro production team and have already appeared on Deep Blue Eyes and Moonbeam Digital. For their first single on Stereo Paradise they have teamed up with Indeep and created 'Nine Shaft' which comes with remixes from: Fran Von Vie and John Axiom. 

The 'Nine Shaft' original leads the release off and it comes with a deep and techy vibe that is just outstanding. Lots of glitchy electronics surround the tracks framework and the moody vibe that's created by a wealth of wavering, tone bending synths is spooky and captivating. Brilliant original from E-Spectro and Indeep and one that will certainly create a great atmosphere in any room that it's played in. 

The first remix is supplied by Fran Von Vie who is (as we've stated many times in the past) one of the hottest producers of the moment. The Italian producer has been routinely championed by Hernan Cattaneo and Sasha for his deep, intelligent and effortlessly flowing productions. Fran's interpretation of 'Nine Shaft' warms the production up nicely with a full wall of character laden bass sitting at the foundation. A wealth of well spaced drums and airy atmospheres gradually build up around the composition for another one of Fran's epically understated journeys. Fabulous stuff. 

The final remix is supplied by the Spanish producer John Axion. John is a frequent collaborator with countryman David Granha and the duo just came off an excellent remix on Henry Saiz's Natura Sonaris label for Damabiah's 'A La Cime Des Arbres'. John has delivered a top notch interpretation of 'Nine Shaft' here that comes with a bit more of a contemporary progressive house vibe. Filled with lots of great grainy effects, intricate sound design and hypnotic pads at the outset John's version builds into a swirling atmospheric monster of a track that is certainly the biggest sounding mix on the package. An amazing release from Stereo Paradise with Fran's mix sitting in the top 10 of our Hype Chart for several weeks! Don't miss it!

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