Supported by: armin van buuren, aly & fila, tydi, Giuseppe Ottaviani, pedro del mar, greg downey, mike saint-jules, tempo giusto, randy boyer, matamar, space rockerz, andrea mazza, robert gitelman, john askew, Nurettin Collak, xgenic, jordan waeles, Akira Kayosa, MIKE, mark sherry, suzy solar, Tyler Michaud
Stacker, formally known as Heatbeat, in collaboration with USA-based producer RJ Van Xetten, played with some interesting elements in this production, “Digital Andromeda.” It’ll get into your head right from the beginning.
With a classic imprint from a classic 90’s track, a bass-line reminds us of the good taste and feeling great artists have these days. Agustin, Matias and Xetten put some heavenly fragments into the first minute with such intense groove that it meets a parallel background pad melody that sticks into your heart and will never let go.
Like resting in another planet’s ocean, the breakdown takes us to another galaxy and gives us the motivation to take the spaceship to a million lights years away. A very solid and inspiring tune for the summer.
Souncloud Track:
One amazing track only gives us a clue of the inevitable, incredible remixes that are going to be included.
Sergio Maldonado raises in glory with his remix, every beat, every pattern and every sample has been chosen meticulously to respect the original structure of the track, but Sergio’s vision is more aggressive around the bass and main synths. Distorted and melodic pieces become a magnificent texture-filled atmosphere that eventually will surround you.
Argentinean producer B.O.N.G. has the natural ability to fill the audio spectrum of the remix with some savage progressive grooves.
B.O.N.G. attacks with an arpeggiator of a single-note and low-pitched bass. A trancy classic synth jumps around the track like a section of a thousands synths, picking up the note like a spaceship engine, into a flammable moment when the logic takes us to a unlimited dance between the bass, shiny percussion and the diabolic synth.
It is clear why Stacker & RJ Van Xetten named this beautiful EP “Digital Andromeda“, completely beautiful from earth and totally amazing to lead us into space.
