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MOON 005CD
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Subtitled: From 7 P.M. Till 7 A.M.. German institution Ante Perry's original Flashing Disco Sounds was released in 2008 -- embracing the charismatic DJ's love for all that goes "flash" in the night. Flashing Disco Sounds II takes us deeper and further into the swinging, dangerously sexy sound of Ante's current DJ style. CD1 is a super journey mix, moving from rumbling night-time deep house into energetic disco moments, and back again. CD2 features 11 unmixed full exclusives taken from the mix -- perfect for DJs and enthusiasts alike. CD1 Mix: Over almost 80 minutes, Ante Perry lays it down in his classy, smooth and nothing-but-professional trademark style. Segueing early bloomers like the wonderfully deep opening tones of Henri Kohn & Miss Ann P's "The Light" (Larse Dub) with sparkling builders like Gorge's "Parabanda" or the rousing remix of Ultra Nate's "Free" by Ramon Tapia & Kabale und Liebe, the mix begins to grow and evolve into free-flowing moments of brilliance. Johnny D's remix of Osunlade's "Pride" funks and shakes all over the spectrum and Stereofunk's epic "The Knife" charms its way to our hearts. Morning Factory's "Raw Tunes Vol.1" sounds like a true Berlin night-time adventure, leading to Ante closing the mix in fine style with San Soda's jazz infused, Chicago jam "Maximum 150 Personen." Such is the presence, skill and character of Perry's DJ selection, we're sure this incredible collection of modern feel-good music will find a special place in your lives. Other artists include: Lewie Day, Spirit Catcher, Larse, Olivier Gregoire, Maxim Lany, Kolombo, David August, Dapayk Solo and Kölsch. CD2 Unmixed: Breezing through 11 unmixed tracks, including many exclusives produced for this album, we are treated to the full range of Ante Perry's production and song-writing skills. Ideal for DJs, enthusiasts, or simply those who love to experience every last detail, this second CD completes the package. Featuring artists such as Tube & Berger, Kolombo and Jennifer Rostock.
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MOON 002CD
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Dortmund, Germany's Ante Perry presents a barrier-breaking compilation mix 2CD based on his legendary and long-running Flashing Disco Sounds parties, as well as an exclusive additional CD showcasing some of his greatest productions to date, including some new and unreleased tunes. This multi-tasking creative force has a reputation for the finest mixture of modern sounds available, and this is translated here over 15 tracks of purest and deepest abandon! Fresh from yet another storming Love Parade weekend in Dortmund, the workaholic DJ/producer/party organizer has made a name for himself over his eight-year career with his long, dramatic and unpredictable DJ sets. Opening with the chiming melodies of Ante Perry and Kolombo's "Reaction," the mix quickly shows off its party intentions, mixing into the addictive hypno-funk of Burnski's "You Said." After some uplifting vocal action courtesy of Stereotyp and Fauna Flash, the rousing swagger of Johnny D's huge "Orbitallife" takes center stage. Later spine-tingling moments include Vincenzo's haunting hit "Fruit Fly," back-to-back with Joris Voorn's deeply nocturnal "Blank." Ante brings the pressure with rolling bass lines and nostalgic melodies a-plenty, as his co-production with Tube & Berger raises the roof. More bouncing, minimal sentiments unravel from herein, and the might of Heiko Laux exposes his raw and edgy dynamics. Ante keeps the intensity with Oliver Klein & Peter Jürgens' "Scoleville," before the warm and spaced-out disco delight of Chymera's "Shadowdancer" finishes the mix in true Flashing Disco Sounds style. The bonus CD celebrates Ante Perry, the producer. Ten unique, un-mixed tracks allow the listener to explore the many different personas that Ante adopts when in the studio, either alone, as a remixer, or alongside production partners Tube & Berger or Babylon Robots. There are four exclusive, new productions made especially for this compilation. Keys cuts include the rolling, house funk of Ante's exclusive track "Jay," the deep house journey that is Ante's remix of Maniax's "Plutonium Boy," and the monstrous insanity of "Affentanz." Ante's key collaborators Tube & Berger and Babylon Robots have also both joined with him in the studio to produce the bombs "Walthervondervogelweide," "Symbiose" and "Mutant Rebellion," respectively. The former are slow-building journey tracks with plenty of funk and stomp, while the latter is a twisted electro-jam revolving around some freaky fx and dark, morphing synth lines. There's also Ante's insatiable remix of Elia Cassetti Orchestra's "Infinito," or the aptly-named "3 A.M." -- total euphoria. Other artists include: Ryo Murakami, Ilario Alicante, Still Going, Prompt, and Namito (feat. Mahan).
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