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Deep_D & Sofin - Mimnisoma (Moshic Remix) - Underground City Music

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Channel: Release Promo · 2012 · Music

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Over the course of 2011 Russia's Underground City Music firmly solidified itself as one of the premier imprints for the underground progressive house sound.

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 With a staggering 55 releases that included productions from some of the freshest up and coming talents and scene veterans as well. Underground City Music gets 2012 off to an extremely strong start with a release from Deep_D & Sofin entitled 'Mimnisoma' which has remixes from: Loquai, Moshic and Aquadro. 

The original mix begins with a broken beat and hints of an ethnic vocal. The straight kick drops in soon after along with a wispy male vocal sample and some nice synth elements. It's got that rolling Moshic type groove that can keep dance floors locked for hours. The drums get considerably beefed up as the composition progresses and the ethnic vocal gate really shines in the breakdown along with some lovely instrumentation. Proper dark room progressive from Deep D and Sofin! Super producer Loquai returns to UCM for his 14th overall appearance and another top remix here. He's taken the smooth lines of the original and turned in something equally exquisite and calming. It's one of Loquai's deeper and more soulful productions recently, this one really flows brilliantly with just some hazy hints of the vocal parts so if you're not a fan of ethnic vocal then this is a great alternative for you. Given the overall sound that the original has it certainly made good sense to have Moshic involved in this project and that's exactly what Underground City Music did. Moshic's dynamic groove and punchy beats are unmistakable and they sound great here. He's also taken the vocal and morphed into a brilliant hypnotic loop which sits perfectly amidst Moshic's pulsating bass tones and the wonderful instrumentation from the original. Italy's Aquadro closes the package out with a great hypnotic vibe and a stripped down techier groove that packs a lot of punch. All the vocal elements are used in abundance and they work perfectly layered over Aquadro's killer groove. Huge release for UCM and a great way to start 2012.

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