20-02-2013 Orkidea - Radio Unity 050

[LarryR04]

Sweet set so far!!!!

 

[Above1stBase]

 

[Ericc B]

Amp at maximum here

 

[skilly bong]

 

[Above1stBase]

Tapio, are you still there?

 

[Albert_An]

 

[orkidea]

04. Pryda: Niton
Another producer who just HAD to be include was Mr. Prydz. Wether it's Eric Prydz, Pryda or Cirez D he always delivers the goods and has that super recognized own production sound. Out of twenty or so tracks I could have played 'Niton' was maybe the biggest one for me during these years.

05. Guy J: Lamur (Henry Saiz Remix)
Another Guy J production in the show - this time in the form of the 10 minute atmospheric journey remix by Henry Saiz. Unfortunately I had to edit it down to "just" six minutes to fit in the show. The arrangement is amazingly organic in this one and totally justifies the long length. This was one of my JACK club's anthems in Redrum venue here in Helsinki and still gets played every now and then.

06. Jerome Isma-Ae: Speed
There are couple producers who's tracks I'm using as the "gold standard reference" while working in studio and Jerome Isma-ae is one of them alongside Prydz. Perhaps Jerome's tracks sound little bit samey nowadays but they still have amazing sound and great balance between the groove and emotion.

 

[orkidea]

Tapio, are you still there?

Yes! Was dropped off for a while but now back with you

 

[dan]

04. Pryda: Niton
Another producer who just HAD to be include was Mr. Prydz. Wether it's Eric Prydz, Pryda or Cirez D he always delivers the goods and has that super recognized own production sound. Out of twenty or so tracks I could have played 'Niton' was maybe the biggest one for me during these years.

05. Guy J: Lamur (Henry Saiz Remix)
Another Guy J production in the show - this time in the form of the 10 minute atmospheric journey remix by Henry Saiz. Unfortunately I had to edit it down to "just" six minutes to fit in the show. The arrangement is amazingly organic in this one and totally justifies the long length. This was one of my JACK club's anthems in Redrum venue here in Helsinki and still gets played every now and then.

06. Jerome Isma-Ae: Speed
There are couple producers who's tracks I'm using as the "gold standard reference" while working in studio and Jerome Isma-ae is one of them alongside Prydz. Perhaps Jerome's tracks sound little bit samey nowadays but they still have amazing sound and great balance between the groove and emotion.

hey mate how are ya ? thanks for the info

 

[Above1stBase]

Yes! Was dropped off for a while but now back with you

OK, that's good

 

[Leon Wight]

 

[bostero111]

ali wilson sounds

 

[Above1stBase]

ali wilson sounds

He's always sampling these tribal sounds in his tracks

 

[orkidea]

07. Ali Wilson: Pandora
Radio Unity mixes are often quite "listening friendly" while at clubs and especially at large event my sound is bigger and more party oriented. Ali Wilson's 'Pandora' was a true big room party anthem which manages to balance very nicely between and techy production and full on feel good party riff and breakdown. From this one my favorite memory must be playing this to a full Kaapelitehdas main room at Whiteout here in Helsinki.

 

[Albert_An]

 

[TeroA]

Good stuff

 

[orkidea]

Played so far:
01. Bent: As You Fall (Guy J Remix)
02. Shiloh: Chords
03. Sander Kleinenberg: M.A.N.I.A.C. (5K Original)
04. Pryda: Niton
05. Guy J: Lamur (Henry Saiz Remix)
06. Jerome Isma-Ae: Speed
07. Ali Wilson: Pandora
...

 

[orkidea]

 

[Above1stBase]

I know where he got those from

 

[skilly bong]

Really enjoying this set