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Magik Muzik 942-0
First State featuring Tyler Sherrit - Maze
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First State teams up with vocalist Tyler Sherrit for his new single on the Magik Muzik imprint, entitled "Maze".
First State has been working hard to finish his upcoming mix compilation called "The Whole Nine Yards", which will feature some of his own productions, one of them being "Maze".
This is the latest in a long line of new productions that see First State highlight his personal approach on the Progressive House sound. "Maze" features a complex arrangement of rough ripping synths, signature classical piano riffs and live drums that are All strung together with a definitive hammering kick drum that sets the Progressive drive, whilst the captivating vocals of Tyler Sherritt pierce through... and listen out for the "heartbeat" in the initial breakdown of the track that almost literally brings the track, and the dance floor to life.
All of the above considered, this track is the perfect example of the new "Trouse" genre that everyone's hyping about. With Tyler Sheritt's vocals and the tight production of First State, "Maze" is a true chart topper!
More Info:
www.firststatemusic.com
Supported by:
Ferry Corsten, Axwell, Sied van Riel, Above & Beyond, Jerome Isma-ae, Dash Berlin, Gareth Emery, Judge Jules, Lange, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Menno de Jong, Markus Schulz, Riccardo Sada (DJ Mag Italy), Rachel Rixham, Kyau & Albert, Julius Beat, Eric van Kleef (Slam FM, Clubbin'), Dennis Verheugd (Radio 538, Powermix), David Casto (iDJPool), Myon, Kris O'Neil, Blake Lewis, Jess-E, Cor Fijneman, Charles Mc Thorn (Sunshine-Live Germany), Tjerk Coers (Fresh FM), Dimitri Kechagias (Dance Radio Global), Damian Wilson, Stack (Overdrive Underground), Andrew Howlett (FreshFM/KIK FM), Mario Rybansky (Dance One Radio), Tom Leclercq, tyDi, Jochen Miller, William Daniel (Tillate Magazine), Mike Saint-Jules, Swedish Egil (Groove Radio/Power 106FM/Sirius XM) and many more!
You can buy/download this release exclusively at Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/maze/674810
Comments
9 years ago
Luther Sloan
Damn that drop is sick!10 years ago
species
dont tell me what to do faggot.10 years ago
Nate Whitelaw
this sucks. the "jake shanahan radio edit" of this is 1000 times better!10 years ago
inewpainter
this is actually fuckin" rockin11 years ago
species
Thats an incredible achievement surely worth mentioning to the rest of us! Especially since trance is known for its complex and uncomprehencible lyrics!11 years ago
Owzn
i Lol'd :)11 years ago
Patrik Stunja
I can actually sing best part of the song and my girl likes it..11 years ago
Stephanie Chu
Although Tyler Sherritt collaborated in producing this track, his voice completes it.11 years ago
TheBiohazarddubstep
it's normal that a beutiful track. have 666 likes :S11 years ago
MusicalFreedom
kills everyone....wins11 years ago
Stash McGuinness
Tyler killing it.11 years ago
hoangdt2008
This is the fucking EDM11 years ago
WOLF3313
You're definitely a dumb troll.11 years ago
Deqa
What the* fuck is this guy talking about? Definitely a run-on sentence. Shit track nonetheless.11 years ago
WOLF3313
You don't need the article "the" in that particular instance. It isn't a run-on sentence anyway because the word "kill" can't stand alone. Also, if it were a run-on sentence you can use a coordinating conjunction to combine the independent clauses, but you can't properly combine them with an article.11 years ago
Deqa
Kills the* idiots that use run-on sentences.11 years ago
WOLF3313
Kill idiots that type "da" instead of "the." Kill it before it breeds.11 years ago
shou sekiguchi
今日のオススメエレクトロMIX11 years ago
Grimeyelectro dubhouse
Me too! I love your attitude.11 years ago
KrzyspL93
more often then not but it can but the more chilled stuff can be slower again depends on your definition if you look at some of the prog house coming out nowadays it sounds a lot closer to old trance than some modern trance or trouse does so all depends but i would not waste time debating genres and labels because who really cares in the end? i like what i like and that's it :)Related Videos
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