In my opinion, their remix for "Sash - Encore Une Fois" sounds still amazing. Each time when I listen to this track (extended version especially), I feel the "future" in my mind like the first word of their band name... I admit I still listen to this track with the same passion since I heard it the first time in 1997. It is also one of my favorite tracks which made me love electronic music. Thanks a lot for the interview.
Future Breeze - Read My Lips Future Breeze - Why Don't You Dance With Me Future Breeze - Keep The Fire Burnin' Future Breeze - How Much Can You Take ? Future Breeze - Another Day Future Breeze - Cruel World Future Breeze - Smile Future Breeze - Mind In Motion Future Breeze - Temple Of Dreams Future Breeze - Ocean Of Eternity Future Breeze - Heaven Above Future Breeze - Push
@@muzikxpress Yes, I enjoyed it. Say, if you take request, I'd love to see a video about the story behind "Just Come Back to me" or "Beautiful Day" by Hypertrophy. If not possible, no pressure at all. Your channel is *great* !
My all time favorite track of this era (together with B.B.E.'s 7 Days and One Week). I don't know what's so special about it, but it brings chills down my spine every time I hear it. Thanks for the interview!
I preffer version from 2003 by 4 Clubbers (= Future Breeze + Kindervater and Bernd Johnen) project for this track . Legendary dance version for me. One of the best clubs tracks.
These guys for me are legend of the club music 90'. Why Don't You Dance With Me, Keep The Fire Burnin and remix for Sash! Encore Une Fois are one of the best club tracks in 1996-1997. And it's rare, but the Encore Une Fois remix is even more famous than the original version. It's good to know what synthesizers they used for the production of Why Don't You Dance With Me and probably for other songs on this album Why. It's just a pity you didn't ask which of these synthesizers they used to create this famous Pizzicato sound. In early 2000 they came back with another great tracks like Smile, Mind In Motion and Ocean of Eternity where they invited singer Captain Jack to collaborate. Anyway I make and uploaded a track which is my a little tribute for club music of the mid and late 90s and I used this famous Pizzicato sound in it, so maybe someone will like it if like tracks like Why Don't You Dance With Me or Bellissima.
Thanks mate. Good to know. I found out that a Roland JD-990 Super JD has a preset called Pizza Hut and it was probably used in Faithless Insomnia. Is it possible to know where your sample came from? By the way, it's a pity you didn't say something about the video. I think you really had nice music videos for your songs in the 90's. They did not look like they were made on a budget but record label had to spend a lot of money and hire a really professional film crew. Really like music videos for Why don´t you dance with me, Keep the fire burnin´ and How Much Can You Take. They look really professional. Greetings.
@@vincentpriceofc You are absolutely right. I notice that with myself.If you have too many plug-ins and equipment, you're just flipping through presets instead of getting to grips with the equipment and software and making music. Thanks for the praise! Unfortunately I don't have time at the moment, but videos will follow in the future!
Why Don't You Dance With Me and Keep the Fire Burning had very nice videos, very professional looking, especially when you compare them to other dance/trance videos.
The first version I heard of "Why Don't You Dance With Me?" back in the day was the remix by D.O.N.S. which I think was the most popular version in the UK. I can't seem to find a link to it, but it's definitely worth checking out if you've not heard it before!
Great track, great interview! Thank you. If we may share suggestions with you, can you do an interview with Lost Witness and their track 7 colours, please?
Thanks Jan! First of all, I am not really looking for suggestions right now since I still have a looooong list with people I would love to interview. However, since COVID things didn't became easier; hardly any gigs and lots of interviews I had planned got cancelled.... Lost Witness has been on my list for a long time already and Simon from Lost Witness had a gig here in The Netherlands (where I am based) scheduled for 2020. That one got postponed to 2021 and now it hopefully will happen in 2022.... Fingers crossed! The first 2 tracks of Lost Witness that are on my wish list for an interview are "Red Sun Rising" and "Happiness Happening" though. "7 Colours" hopefully another time, but lets wait and see first what will happen next year. FYI, this is "just" a hobby for me, advertising revenue on TH-cam isn't much when you don't have millions of views, so that means I don't really have a travel budget for these interviews. Thanks for your understanding! :)
@@muzikxpress Hi! Thank you for answering. I see you have a large agenda to accomplish your list. I do love "Red Sun Rising" and "Happiness Happening" as well. Much respect and love!
What a legendary interview as always sir, love watching your videos and good to see Future Breeze still producing. I love there tracks. Temple Of Dreams and Ocean Of Eternity were amazing tracks too.
Fave Techno duo thanks muzikxpress my fave anthems : Sash - Encore Une Fois (Future Breeze Mix) (1996) Future Breeze - Why Don't You Dance With Me (Sequential One Extended Mix) (1996)
That video of why don't u dance with me, was prophetic. It was like people looking up above in terror at the WTC towers being hit by airplanes, then blowing up, then collapsing.
Was thinking about Future breeze the other day, they are absolutely one of my favorites. Thanks for doing this interview @Muzikxpress, I very much appreciate seeing you interview my heroes, I've been listening to their tracks(and loving them) since childhood(been listening to electronic music since I was 6-7 yrs old). Thanks Martin & Markus.
Twan, I would like to see an interview with Critical Mass, with singer Ludmilla Odijk and rapper Danny Haenraets. If you have some time and you're able to arrange this, I would be very grateful.
They're on my wish list (or maybe / hopefully one with Ed Bout, the producer!), so hopefully I can mak this happen one day! But ... first I want to do all the interviews that got postponed due to COVID. Still busy with rescheduling / planning a lot of them, so IF the people from Critcal Mass are up for it, it won't be anytime soon. This is also the reason why I don't really do requests / suggestions for now. I still have a loooong wish list with people I would love to interview. This is "just" a hobby for me and I do work fulltime, so planning / time / travel budget are usually the main issues. Thanks for your understanding :)
@@muzikxpress We all appreciate what you ARE doing. We love the interviews, the stories behind, the production process and the stories about which synths the guys/girls used. Ge bent goed bezig, Twan!! Skôn werrek wa ge klaor maokt! Keep up!!
@@dussie920 Haha jazekersja ;-) Thank you! I hope I can make it happen one day though, I loved the Critical Mass stuff and I have a lot of the CD Maxi releases here. Fingers crossed! :)
Another fantastic interview. Am I right in saying Kay Cee repurposed the little pizzicato melody in this track for Sunhine (Take You There) in 1999 just playing it with a guitar synth sound or was it a coincidence I wonder?
I also did an interview about “Temple Of Dreams” with them which will be online later. There we talk a bit about their remix for “Encore Une Fois” as well, so stay tuned! But… I never do interviews that are just about remixes people did for other artists. I only focus on originals for my interviews, so an original production is always the main subject of the vlog / interview. Artists obviously rather talk about their own projects instead of a remix they did for another artists / act. So that’s the reason. Thanks for your understanding!
On the wish list! Hopefully one day, need to save some money first for new foreign trips. So fingers crossed! (And when travel abroad gets easier as well, right now with the current COVID situation here it is not the best time tbh…)
Sorry I really don't know. He wasn't involved in the making of "Why Don't You Dance With Me"; he's not listed in the credits of that track (the track this vlog / interview is about) and the vocal in this track is obviously a woman, so also not him ;-) In the interview they explain the vocal comes from a sample CD.
@@MaximumEfficiency I’m more interested in the story behind the actual song. Sometimes I do ask about videos as well, but from my experience videos are mostly done by the record company etc. Artists don’t always get involved with those.
It was the time where Independence day came to the cinemas and the Idea was to Take the Hype into our Song where people are Starring into the Sky and See the Aliens coming :)
Quick tip for your future interviews:: put your camera higher, about the subject's eye level or a bit higher. You get much nicer angle and composition.
Thank you! Always love constructive feedback like this :) Will do! FYI, the studio was pretty small and I had a very tiny little spot for my camera and myself haha ;-) And it wasn't easy to get them all 3 on camera, but... I completely get your point! Thanks a lot!
What is your favorite Future Breeze track or remix?
Future Breeze - Smile (Van Bellen remix)
Remix for Lambda - Hold on tight.. edit: but just listened to Smile again - forgot about that one - so these two :)
I loved their remix of Safri Duo - Baya Baya, that track was pumpin!
Temple Of Dreams (Dub Mix)
Why dont you make interview with DJ Aligator?
If Plato, Aristotle and Socrates grew up to become musicians.
XD
In my opinion, their remix for "Sash - Encore Une Fois" sounds still amazing. Each time when I listen to this track (extended version especially), I feel the "future" in my mind like the first word of their band name...
I admit I still listen to this track with the same passion since I heard it the first time in 1997. It is also one of my favorite tracks which made me love electronic music.
Thanks a lot for the interview.
I completely second that. And it inspired me to make more remixes in that style too .... (midi hobbyist back then)
Future Breeze - Read My Lips
Future Breeze - Why Don't You Dance With Me
Future Breeze - Keep The Fire Burnin'
Future Breeze - How Much Can You Take ?
Future Breeze - Another Day
Future Breeze - Cruel World
Future Breeze - Smile
Future Breeze - Mind In Motion
Future Breeze - Temple Of Dreams
Future Breeze - Ocean Of Eternity
Future Breeze - Heaven Above
Future Breeze - Push
Nice list!! 🙌🏻
They're are so nice, calm and positive persons!
Thank you
Thank you for this video. "Why don't you dance with me" is still one of my all time favorite tracks ! ! ! !
Thank you Christopher, I hope you enjoyed the interview!
@@muzikxpress Yes, I enjoyed it. Say, if you take request, I'd love to see a video about the story behind "Just Come Back to me" or "Beautiful Day" by Hypertrophy. If not possible, no pressure at all. Your channel is *great* !
@@christopherdieudonne thank you! And I don’t really do requests, sorry!
@@muzikxpress No problem at all :)
What a nice friendly bunch of guys, including you Twan! and put Pineapple on every pizza!
Thank You
Future Breeze is the shit ! Temple of dreams was my favorite one ! Still plays in my minivan !
I did an interview with them about "Temple Of Dreams" as well, hope to have that one finished in a few weeks from now!
Haha, love how they chose the name!
Same, I love stories like this haha
My all time favorite track of this era (together with B.B.E.'s 7 Days and One Week). I don't know what's so special about it, but it brings chills down my spine every time I hear it. Thanks for the interview!
Thank you István!!
FUTURE BREEZE FOREVER ❤
Wow this was really a dope interview from the legends. Thanks!
Thank you too!!
Love their songs🥰
I preffer version from 2003 by 4 Clubbers (= Future Breeze + Kindervater and Bernd Johnen) project for this track . Legendary dance version for me. One of the best clubs tracks.
Future Breeze really awesome funny guys from Essen,Das Ruhr Gebiet...top music.thank you for the interview.nice one
Once again a great interview. Really good job Twan. Your videos are always the highlight of my day when new onces are released :)
Thanks so much Morten!
thank you FB for the nice music in the 90s ....
Enjoy the vibe same as the music keep create nice music for a better world
As always this channel is a dream, i love lurking studio 👍
Has to be klubheads version for me
great content. Thank you very much.
real good interview twam....heard this track years back on radio 1..danny rampling....like deep house...
Thank you very much! ☺️
BTW, it is Twan 😉
Just another epic journey 😎
I remember a while ago i asked you to get a pizzicato track interview if you could and you delivered! CHEERS!
Haha you are welcome!
Thank you. I love your channel and I just discovered this interview while dwelling in the past and listening to that amazing track.
Thanks so much!
These guys for me are legend of the club music 90'.
Why Don't You Dance With Me, Keep The Fire Burnin and remix for Sash! Encore Une Fois are one of the best club tracks in 1996-1997.
And it's rare, but the Encore Une Fois remix is even more famous than the original version.
It's good to know what synthesizers they used for the production of Why Don't You Dance With Me and probably for other songs on this album Why.
It's just a pity you didn't ask which of these synthesizers they used to create this famous Pizzicato sound.
In early 2000 they came back with another great tracks like Smile, Mind In Motion and Ocean of Eternity where they invited singer Captain Jack to collaborate.
Anyway I make and uploaded a track which is my a little tribute for club music of the mid and late 90s and I used this famous Pizzicato sound in it, so maybe someone will like it if like tracks like Why Don't You Dance With Me or Bellissima.
In the 2nd interview (hopefully online in a few weeks!) we also talk about that Sash! remix BTW ;-)
We used a Sample for the pizzicato ;)
Thanks mate. Good to know. I found out that a Roland JD-990 Super JD has a preset called Pizza Hut and it was probably used in Faithless Insomnia.
Is it possible to know where your sample came from?
By the way, it's a pity you didn't say something about the video. I think you really had nice music videos for your songs in the 90's.
They did not look like they were made on a budget but record label had to spend a lot of money and hire a really professional film crew.
Really like music videos for Why don´t you dance with me, Keep the fire burnin´ and How Much Can You Take. They look really professional. Greetings.
Huhu ihr beiden hier Marius kennt ihr mich noch macht ihr wieder musik ich hör mir ab und zu mal eure alten lieder an
Thank you very much for the interview. I'm still amazed at how little equipment was used to make such good tracks back then! 👍
the limitation back then was a great advantage and an impetus for creativity. By the way I LOVE your Channel.
@@vincentpriceofc You are absolutely right. I notice that with myself.If you have too many plug-ins and equipment, you're just flipping through presets instead of getting to grips with the equipment and software and making music.
Thanks for the praise! Unfortunately I don't have time at the moment, but videos will follow in the future!
Why Don't You Dance With Me and Keep the Fire Burning had very nice videos, very professional looking, especially when you compare them to other dance/trance videos.
Heaven's above,best track
Never liked Future Breeze that much as a producers, but after this interview i like them as human beings, and that is even more important.
Thank you for the nice words :-)
As a danish guy i was a freaking big fan of their Remix of "Baya Baya" by Safri Duo :D
Haha yes!!!!
@@muzikxpress Loved the energy in this interview btw man!! :)
@@DreamyDawnMusic thank you Jack!!! This was a fun morning for sure!!
yeah! waiting for this! CLASSIC PROGRESSIVE TECHNO
There will be sooooooooo much moooooore
Waittaminute...is that Frank Wiese from Avancada? If so...two of my favourite projects in one studio... Wow.
Correct 😉
@@muzikxpress Wow, ok. Consider me HYPED.
YESSSSS I did my way.... and i m very happy about that
@@vincentpriceofc Much respect from The Netherlands. Big fan of your music!
@@segadatabase thank you
Very interesting, thx. I still like the song.
Thank you!
The first version I heard of "Why Don't You Dance With Me?" back in the day was the remix by D.O.N.S. which I think was the most popular version in the UK. I can't seem to find a link to it, but it's definitely worth checking out if you've not heard it before!
yea great rmx
d.o.n.s best version
Great track, great interview! Thank you. If we may share suggestions with you, can you do an interview with Lost Witness and their track 7 colours, please?
Thanks Jan! First of all, I am not really looking for suggestions right now since I still have a looooong list with people I would love to interview. However, since COVID things didn't became easier; hardly any gigs and lots of interviews I had planned got cancelled.... Lost Witness has been on my list for a long time already and Simon from Lost Witness had a gig here in The Netherlands (where I am based) scheduled for 2020. That one got postponed to 2021 and now it hopefully will happen in 2022.... Fingers crossed! The first 2 tracks of Lost Witness that are on my wish list for an interview are "Red Sun Rising" and "Happiness Happening" though. "7 Colours" hopefully another time, but lets wait and see first what will happen next year. FYI, this is "just" a hobby for me, advertising revenue on TH-cam isn't much when you don't have millions of views, so that means I don't really have a travel budget for these interviews. Thanks for your understanding! :)
@@muzikxpress Hi! Thank you for answering. I see you have a large agenda to accomplish your list. I do love "Red Sun Rising" and "Happiness Happening" as well. Much respect and love!
What a legendary interview as always sir, love watching your videos and good to see Future Breeze still producing. I love there tracks. Temple Of Dreams and Ocean Of Eternity were amazing tracks too.
Glad you enjoyed it Thank you! BTW, there will be an interview about "Temple Of Dreams" in a few weeks as well ;-)
Nice old school trance anthem
For sure!!
If an interview leaves me happier and smiling after seeing it, you have exceeded. This one did so for me in bucketloads! Thanks all!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot!
@@muzikxpress Thank you!
Please tell me you asked them about Temple of Dreams too, i'd love to hear that story
I did 😉 I hope to have that interview online somewhere early next year!
@@muzikxpress best news!! Merry Christmas man!! here's to another successful year of amazing videos
These men are the Legends! ))) The key members of the 4 Clubbers hard & progressive trance dance project.
reminds me always of the sound that around 0230 came in on the dancefloor at ZAK long long ago last century....
Leuk Twan gaaf kanaal heb je leuk om de verhalen achter de muziek uit mijn jeugd te zien 😉 Ik heb dit nummer grijs gedraaid. Love Future Breeze 💗
Dank je!!
its so lovely to hear the old fb album in the back:) im born 82... the album came at the right time.... nice memories thank you
Fave Techno duo thanks muzikxpress my fave anthems :
Sash - Encore Une Fois (Future Breeze Mix) (1996)
Future Breeze - Why Don't You Dance With Me (Sequential One Extended Mix) (1996)
One of the most memorable songs of the 90's. I was 16 years old at the time. Respect to FB. 👍👍
Future Breeze & Le Petit Prince. The perfect Communion, god old days, saludos de ArgentinA
Ocean Of Eternity!. Great interview Twan ! All the best, Karl.
Thank you Karl!!
Thank you Twaan amazing vlog
And thank you too! It was great to meet the 3 of you, was a fun morning for sure!!!
That video of why don't u dance with me, was prophetic. It was like people looking up above in terror at the WTC towers being hit by airplanes, then blowing up, then collapsing.
These guy started EDM JUST KNOW
First time i listen to Read My Lips was on the Trancemaster 11 compilation and i loved it! 😃
1 thing you guys your favorite track combined
Future Breeze are some of my favourite producers ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Temple of dreams was always my favourite. Made some awesome tracks. 👌
Hacen unos días atrás Spotify me recomendó esta canción debido que escuche a System F - Dance Valley Theme 2001 🙂
One of the tunes that got me hooked into trance in the mid 90s. Classic ❤️
Great job Twan!
Thanks for watching! :)
Great guys with a passion for music
Temple Of Dreams (2001)
This melody was originally written in 2023 by "Giuseppe Ottaviani and John O’Callaghan - Cloudsurfer"
Haha ;-) I noticed the Future Breeze guys are now being mentioned in the credits of "Cloudsurfer", so I guess the issue is now solved ;-)
Was thinking about Future breeze the other day, they are absolutely one of my favorites.
Thanks for doing this interview @Muzikxpress, I very much appreciate seeing you interview my heroes, I've been listening to their tracks(and loving them) since childhood(been listening to electronic music since I was 6-7 yrs old). Thanks Martin & Markus.
Thank you too, always happy when I read comments like this!
Don't remember this song from the '90s but sounds great...awesome interview, cheers
Thank you so much!
Twan, I would like to see an interview with Critical Mass, with singer Ludmilla Odijk and rapper Danny Haenraets. If you have some time and you're able to arrange this, I would be very grateful.
They're on my wish list (or maybe / hopefully one with Ed Bout, the producer!), so hopefully I can mak this happen one day! But ... first I want to do all the interviews that got postponed due to COVID. Still busy with rescheduling / planning a lot of them, so IF the people from Critcal Mass are up for it, it won't be anytime soon. This is also the reason why I don't really do requests / suggestions for now. I still have a loooong wish list with people I would love to interview. This is "just" a hobby for me and I do work fulltime, so planning / time / travel budget are usually the main issues. Thanks for your understanding :)
@@muzikxpress We all appreciate what you ARE doing. We love the interviews, the stories behind, the production process and the stories about which synths the guys/girls used. Ge bent goed bezig, Twan!! Skôn werrek wa ge klaor maokt! Keep up!!
@@dussie920 Haha jazekersja ;-) Thank you! I hope I can make it happen one day though, I loved the Critical Mass stuff and I have a lot of the CD Maxi releases here. Fingers crossed! :)
Nice interview. I didn't know about their background, so that was good to know.
Thank you Hersh!
Awesome interview!
Thanks so much!
Another fantastic interview. Am I right in saying Kay Cee repurposed the little pizzicato melody in this track for Sunhine (Take You There) in 1999 just playing it with a guitar synth sound or was it a coincidence I wonder?
you're right
Why don't you do a interview about Smile by Future Breeze? and their famous edit of Encore Une Fois (Future Breeze Edit) by sash!
I also did an interview about “Temple Of Dreams” with them which will be online later. There we talk a bit about their remix for “Encore Une Fois” as well, so stay tuned! But… I never do interviews that are just about remixes people did for other artists. I only focus on originals for my interviews, so an original production is always the main subject of the vlog / interview. Artists obviously rather talk about their own projects instead of a remix they did for another artists / act. So that’s the reason. Thanks for your understanding!
THANK YOU, NICE ONE
Hi Twan! Are you by chance planning to interview Nalin & Kane?
On the wish list! Hopefully one day, need to save some money first for new foreign trips. So fingers crossed! (And when travel abroad gets easier as well, right now with the current COVID situation here it is not the best time tbh…)
Great interview as always ❤!!
Thank you so much!
there was a remix by Le petit prince which was very cool.. if i remember right ^^
"Le Petit Prince" was the name of the label that released the track :)
@@muzikxpress oh okay lol xD long ago
I lived in Germany when this came out. Remember buying the CD single. Classic timeless track.
Never heard of this track and I am coming from the 70's.
Maybe it wasn’t released in your country?
@@muzikxpress I am living in europe, and been well aware of the music scene for decades.
@@insanelook ah you can’t know everything, same here, it happens 😉
never heard of them in australia here
But now you do 😜
Hey wo ist Serge Menga?
No clue, he wasn’t involved in the making of “Why Don’t You Dance With Me”, so I don’t know.
@@muzikxpress okay, DJ Serge was only Singer?
Sorry I really don't know. He wasn't involved in the making of "Why Don't You Dance With Me"; he's not listed in the credits of that track (the track this vlog / interview is about) and the vocal in this track is obviously a woman, so also not him ;-) In the interview they explain the vocal comes from a sample CD.
He did the vocals for How much can you take? (can also be seen in the video of that track)
Twan I'd like to hear the story behind videoclip, why are people running? :)
Many of those old videos are an artpieces also.
As you can see I already did the interview, so a bit hard to still ask that now don’t you think? 😉😜
@@muzikxpress idk, ufo?
just as a general idea, story behind videoclips is interesting too ;)
@@MaximumEfficiency I’m more interested in the story behind the actual song. Sometimes I do ask about videos as well, but from my experience videos are mostly done by the record company etc. Artists don’t always get involved with those.
@@muzikxpress ok tnx!
It was the time where Independence day came to the cinemas and the Idea was to Take the Hype into our Song where people are Starring into the Sky and See the Aliens coming :)
Quick tip for your future interviews:: put your camera higher, about the subject's eye level or a bit higher. You get much nicer angle and composition.
Thank you! Always love constructive feedback like this :) Will do! FYI, the studio was pretty small and I had a very tiny little spot for my camera and myself haha ;-) And it wasn't easy to get them all 3 on camera, but... I completely get your point! Thanks a lot!