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The Airscape remix is cool but it is totaly changed than the album version with a whole new beat to it with her vocals over the mix. It also has more vocal and it has more beats to it make it interesting to play in a club rave or house and trance enviorment. The mixes are great the one that I like the best is the XXL mix it is more of a harder version of her ablum version of the lonely one. The XXL mix has a more a long dance track to get the more feel of it.
First up is the Hit Radio Mix. This mix is hard and progressive. This is more like a techno song than trance. This is the third single of Alice Deejay's album "Who Needs Guitars Anyway." This is one track that shines on the entire album. In addition to these songs, there is a bonus screen saver and a copy of the music video. This mix contains only vocal samples. Enjoy.
The XXL Mix is one of my favorite mixes. This is really hard and progresssive also. This is also an instrumental. The Airscape Mix is an instrumental track. Finally, there is the Goetz & Marc A Mix.
Even though "Better Off Alone" is a great track, this is one that measures up to that. This is a really good mix. Next is the Transa Mix. This mix is pretty good, but it doesn't make enough use of the second verse that is explored within the XXL Mix. Done in pure Airscape fashion, it features hard beats, but also a lot of beautiful and melodic synths.
That's why I like it most of all. The song itself is not my favorite on the ALICE DEEJAY cd but, if you like the progressive trance sound of PAUL VAN DYK and others like him, it's great.
I know I did. Hope you like.
Yet another killer single from Alice Deejay. Track 3 is a remix by AIRSCAPE who have done remixes for such artists like VENGABOYS and FAITHLESS (sounds a little like Paul Van Dyk) Track 4 is remixed by TRANSA who have done remixes for SASH., BBE, SUNDANCE, and LUSTRAL.
Bye, for now. The remixes on this one are a little more progressive.
You've got a really pop sounding song with some serious after-hours hard trance remixes.
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