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Sortevik
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John Pavlick
» label: unsigned
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Remembering Tomorrow (Forgotten Remix)
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October 8, 2007
104 BPM
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» highest in charts: # 1061 (278,196 songs currently listed in Electronic)
» highest in sub-genre: # 126 (48,247 songs currently listed in Electronic > Electronica)
» highest in sub-genre: # 126 (48,247 songs currently listed in Electronic > Electronica)
About the song
The genre label on this song is a bit off; this song is pure eurotech, the genre I'm pioneering. In fact, it's a remix of the first ever (to my knowledge) eurotech anthem, "Remebering Tomorrow," also by myself.
Eurotech is a blend of many styles of electronica. It has the huge anthemic synths of trance, the groove of house, some rhythmic elements of breakbeat (as it occasionally strays from the standard "four-on-the-floor" beat of trance), and it's all played back at the speed of chillout. I really enjoy producing in this genre, because almost anything goes. ^^_
The title is a bit surreal; this is on purpose. You can't remember tomorrow 'cos tomorrow hasn't happened yet. Therefore, with that thought in mind, the song is supposed to be a little spacy and surreal sounding. Also, the remix title, Forgotten Remix, just goes along with the memory theme. Or something...
Eurotech is a blend of many styles of electronica. It has the huge anthemic synths of trance, the groove of house, some rhythmic elements of breakbeat (as it occasionally strays from the standard "four-on-the-floor" beat of trance), and it's all played back at the speed of chillout. I really enjoy producing in this genre, because almost anything goes. ^^_
The title is a bit surreal; this is on purpose. You can't remember tomorrow 'cos tomorrow hasn't happened yet. Therefore, with that thought in mind, the song is supposed to be a little spacy and surreal sounding. Also, the remix title, Forgotten Remix, just goes along with the memory theme. Or something...