South-American electronic music magazine announced new album by Fido X in their December issue. Italian established trance dj and producer Giuseppe Ottaviani was featured on the front cover of this issue, while “Spiritual Voyage” could be found in the recommendations section.
The album released on our label is already available on all major digital stores, so you can finally take a listen yourself.
We are happy to announce that Ex-Plosion’s “Caribbean Crisis” was featured in DJ Mag Italia and their Global Byte radio show. Alesso from Swedish House Mafia is the cover face of the month and Bruce Cullen is a guest of the show. Many thanks for supporting the track in his playlist!
Check out the music here: https://soundcloud.com/sovietrecs/ex-plosion-caribbean-crisis
Soviet Recordings latest release “Save My Heart” was noted and reviewed by Mixmag, a British electronic and dance music magazine, published in London. Here is what was said in the printed copy of their April issue:
«Notably, ‘Save My Heart’s production has a lot of low-fi elements going on. The too-quiet mixdown, in particular, will likely have DJs making swift gain cranks to the mixer. Musically, though, the track isn’t half bad. Marcia Juell provides a good, understated tone to the vocal, which sets up some nice moments. Comparably, Tartarus’ trance-prog main-line has teeth, which, used sparingly as it is, energises the track’s critical points.»
Beatsmedia UK, a digital blog in association with Tilllate Magazine made a detailed review for “Escape From Reality” by Fido X:
«Escape From Reality: An eerie introduction to the album that moves from ambient elements to strings & a bit of breaks. Utilizing several synths and intense percussion, this song sets the stage for the massive energy about to be unleashed.
Space Traveller (Spaceflight Mix): Raw & immense psy-trance floods the room. Gated synths and a build from minimal to very full percussion are featured. Love the stab that creates the melody, and the sounds that emerge from the background that sound similar to a vocoded vocal.
Gravitational Acceleration: A bassline that never lets up is surrounded by heavy synth and some less heavy percussion. The hats & clap pierce through the track with the contrasting highs. With a track title like this, one can only imagine yourself falling and the pace of the song growing as you drop.
Plasmatron: A few notable characteristics about this track are the saw-like synths that are used for the chord progression, as well as the guitar mimic that is displayed during the breakdown. Returning during the end of the track, the saw synth shows off a modified original melody and continues with the guitar again. Nicely constructed.
Space Train: Keeping everything tightly filtered (spare a quick hat) in the beginning, this track definitely catches your attention. A bit slower than the other tunes, this one features again some gated synths that fill up the empty spaces in the track. Interested in seeing how this one would work on the dance floor.»
Jeremy Rathbun [Beatsmedia UK]
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