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BT - Godspeed (12″ mix) album : Movement in Still Life année : 1999 Que dire d’autre sinon que c’est un classique sorti tout droit de l’année la plus prestigieuse du genre Trance ? On y retrouve toute l’énergie et la délicatesse dont seule la Trance est capable d’engendrer au coeur d’une mélodie inoubliable...
BT - Skylarking album : A Song Across Wires année : 2013 Le touche-à-tout Brian Transeau revient avec un album majoritairement Progressive Trance, et nous propose en ouverture ce superbe morceau. Relaxant, léger et nébuleux. Dix minutes de subtilité.
Thank you - Brian Transeau
you are a not just a great producer but a pure musical Genius.
BT - Dynamic Symmetry
I understand that it's been only a week since a BT track was posted but tonight the perfect time for this track. It's been an odd week to say the least and this is exactly what I needed tonight. Listening through this album is an experience in itself. Each perfect manipulation of sound in this piece is purposeful. Not only have I seen endless interviews with Brian himself, but you can simply listen to understand. Without shame, I can safely say that there have been a few occasions where I have listened to this track and end up just short of tears. I suppose this is the case because this track always finds me when I'm in an off mood.
Halfway through there is a bit of jazz influence and subtle breaks shortly after. Quick samples of his new born child Kaia at the beginning of the track as well. I could go on and on about every aspect of this work that I like, but I'll just let you be the judge. Enjoy.
BT - The Emergency
I used to "own" a digital copy of this (once upon a crashed hard drive), Also there was another CD I virtually owned (both "found" on old school binary news groups, "back in the day" as they say). Although I never bought the two CDs I'm thinking of (~a decade ago) I ended up buying at least a dozen CDs due to what some would call "piracy" of the two CDs, including ones bought and given away as gifts. That's a pretty good R.O.I. for old school media companies that produce artists' sounds on dying physical media formats. If I'd never got those two "virtual" CDs I would've never bought the >6-fold-physical-to-virtual ratio, with "real" money (but don't ask me what is real in this day and age). (question to self, where are the ordained clerics of Kopimism?)
