EvolutionPhoenix

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Electronic

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Progressive Trance

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Phoenix (Original Mix) 11:04
Phoenix (Breeder Remix) 9:29

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    Cover of Phoenix, 1999-12-05, Vinyl Phoenix
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR012 UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Phoenix Remixes, 1999, Vinyl Phoenix Remixes
    12"
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR 013 UK 1999 UK1999
    Needs Changes
    Cover of Phoenix Remixes, 1999, Vinyl Phoenix Remixes
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR014 UK 1999 UK1999
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Phoenix, 1999, Vinyl Phoenix
    12", White Label
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR 011 UK 1999 UK1999
    New Submission
    Cover of Phoenix, 2000, CD Phoenix
    CD, Single
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR014 CD UK 2000 UK2000
    Recently Edited
    Phoenix (Guy J Remix)
    File, MP3, Unofficial Release, 320 kbps
    Not On Label (Guy J Self-released) – none Israel 2016 Israel2016
    New Submission
    Cover of Phoenix, , Vinyl Phoenix
    12", Mispress, White Label
    Fluid Recordings UK – FLR012 UK UK
    New Submission
    Cover of Phoenix, , File Phoenix
    3×File, MP3, 320 kbps
    Northern Exposure Recordings – NEXP 033 UK UK
    New Submission

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    Reviews

    • tobymessy's avatar
      tobymessy
      NE track. Buy it alone just to mix out of Pete Lazonby lol - pretty epic
      • RebeL9's avatar
        RebeL9
        Breeder's remix of Phoenix is probabyl one of the best prog tracks ever produced. Amazing stuff. Too bad most of the releases and compilation only included the cut down version of it. Try to find the full nine minutes and thirty second version of it. ESSENTIAL!
        • peuk's avatar
          peuk
          As the peoples before me, I can say its a timeless piece by Evolution. I can recommend the Evolution's self remixed version from the Fluid 13 vinyl, for the one of the most beauty breakdown of all time, in my opinion. Anyway, I can recommend the rest of by Evolution. Allways known the balance, true gems everywhere where you see this artist.
          • kingprawn65's avatar
            kingprawn65
            Decent piece of trance -it's amazing how many producers on the dance scene in general associated with other forms of music started making trance tunes towards the end of the decade when it became so big - straight of the top of my head there's Evolution who were to a large extent known for disco type house; Slipmatt previously known for hardcore, and Liquid also hardcore.
            • djthomasprivate's avatar
              djthomasprivate
              Both sides are golden. Timeless classic. Digweed, Oakenfold and Orkidea fav.
              • Booj1Boy's avatar
                Booj1Boy
                Both the original mix and the Breeder remix are edited down to fit the 20 minute time limit for UK singles.
                • aquagak's avatar
                  aquagak
                  tech house progressive borderline wicked . .
                  • mikels's avatar
                    mikels
                    Fantastic original track! Slightly more than three minutes there is a dispersal, and since 3:47 the beauty begins and continues! Really like this theme!
                    • technoflid's avatar
                      technoflid
                      Really good example of mid nineties progressive house, as used on the infamous Northern Exposure compilation by Digweed on CD2. The tune has a lovely, bouncy bassline, a feel-good breakdown and some of the best key changes known to mankind. The production on this track is fantastic.

                      I still use this now in progressive house sets - a nice groover, rather than full on toffee-flavoured bonkers.

                      Other tunes to check of a similar ilk are Antheum by Digital Blondes, Schudelfloss by Dr Atomic, Plan 98 (The Voyager)by X Tracks and Into The Blue (Buzz Boys Mix) by Moby

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