Subculture
When is an artist album not exactly an artist album? When, for that matter, is a mixcomp by no means a straight-forward mixcomp!? Well, for one, when Subculture does them! For their upcoming long-player, the label has rolled the central elements from both mediums into one compelling collection, meaningfully and emphatically titled 'Subculture'. Highlighting two of the distinct tones of the label's range, the album is co-helmed by head-honch John O'Callaghan and one of the scene's biggest 2017 breakouts, Cold Blue. Both have used its occasion to put their own production material on the frontline of its mixes. So often the mainstay of their sets, across its 29 tracks, no fewer than 19 first gleamed from the DJs' own studios. In doing so, it offers not only the most authentic of representations of their sets, but also as producers in their own right. Filling in further Subculture shades from their significantly broad palette, you'll find music from many others from their cadre. Giuseppe Ottaviani, Temple One and Craig Connelly are just some of the Subculture-ists whose work features significantly. Further in you'll also find music other attuned trance operators - David Forbes, Sied van Riel, Liam Wilson, Alex Di Stefano among them.
John O'Callaghan   Format: Audio CD
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