February 2011 Chart

Im so slack with these, so my utmost apologies for not getting them in more regularly. But here’s my Feb top 10! In no particular order.

1. Bedrock – Emerald (Henry Saiz Remix)
   About a year old, but this storming remix somehow passed me by! Big mainroom prog feel that is pretty much just a constant build up. MASSIVE feel to it!
2. Chris Lake – Sleepwalker (Original Mix)
   Techno/Electro crossover tune with a lot of attitude! Sold half-time breakdown that speeds up and drops massively. Great tune to use to bring the vibe up and get things rocking.
3. Soundprank – A Single Many (Original Mix)
   Beautiful melodic Prog with a slight Tech-house tinge to it. Lush breakdown with a heavenly piano roll that’ll make you melt.
4. Hiroyuki ODA – Submarine (Shingo Nakamura Remix)
   Melodic Prog-house with a heavy Trance-nod. Huge Jaytech vibe coming from Japan, weirdly enough. Totally in love with this. Has it all: Spine tingling piano rolls, sweeping strings and a strong beat.
5. Charlie May – Running Across A Busy Street (Original Mix)
   Deep Prog chugger that oozes that classic high quality Charlie production. Hypnotic and very interesting; a great opening type of tune.
6. Funk D’Void – Flealife (Christian Smith Remix)
   Up-beat peak-time Techno. Punchy and rhythmic remix that stays true to the original holding onto the classic D’Void synths and melody.
7. Eggbert – Open (Original Mix)
   Current “Techno” at it’s very finest. I’d almost classify it as prog, but what would i know. What I do know is that it’s an epic track with a HUGE build up and drop that’ll set the dance-floor alive.
8. Stanton Warriors – Turn Me Up Some
   This is peak-time Stantons by the numbers. Pure breakbeat with a strong bass-line that’ll strip paint.
9. Gui Boratto – It’s Majik (Terry Lee Brown Junior Remix)
   Solid Techno remix. Dreamy and slightly down-beat with flowing vocals throughout.
10. Sasha – Belfunk
    A re-release on Beatport that got a digital re-mastering. Sasha at his finest! An absolute prog gem. I mean, what tune nowadays can get away with a 5 minute break-down?!