Surely one of he beautiful trance tunes ever. I love the way that all these classic Hemstock & Jennings tunes seem to be getting the acclaim they so much deserve as the years go by. Hemstock & Jennings were up there with JamX & DeLeon., Mike PUSH and Matt Darey at the very pinnacle of trance production.Amazing tune historical lyrics and epic creativity in the instrumentation.
I see what you mean. Most music, in general, is mastered so that there is a balance between the bass, synths, and vocals. Songs like these are the exception because it's clear that the synths and vocals have priority of the soundstage. It's purely an artistic decision. Some of Tiesto's and Andy Gray's older productions fell into this category. Andy Gray's remix of "Underwater" by Elizabeth Fraser automatically comes to mind.
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Surely one of he beautiful trance tunes ever. I love the way that all these classic Hemstock & Jennings tunes seem to be getting the acclaim they so much deserve as the years go by. Hemstock & Jennings were up there with JamX & DeLeon., Mike PUSH and Matt Darey at the very pinnacle of trance production.Amazing tune historical lyrics and epic creativity in the instrumentation.
A Masterpiece of trance, just pure emotion, say no more.
I had the vinyl of this^^ the break is legend... Never forget this :)
One of the all time greatest trance tracks. Flawless.
Joof dropped this met arena Armagh ♥️♥️
Timeless...
its sounds perfect to me not sure what you guys are talking about
You're right, there's nothing wrong. :)
no it defo is badly mastered shame as its amazing! had it on my deck the other day and my gain was at maximum and it was so quiet
@@-music2023 2004 remake is cheap
Had this on vinyl , great tune but always felt it was badly engineered , doesn’t sound right
I see what you mean. Most music, in general, is mastered so that there is a balance between the bass, synths, and vocals. Songs like these are the exception because it's clear that the synths and vocals have priority of the soundstage. It's purely an artistic decision. Some of Tiesto's and Andy Gray's older productions fell into this category. Andy Gray's remix of "Underwater" by Elizabeth Fraser automatically comes to mind.
agree