This one shows some heavy drum & bass influences, but I wouldn't call it that...

skin contact - clear 4:06, VBR mp3, 6.79MB

I'm also looking for a remix (or remixes) of this track, here's the stuff you'll need:

clear remix kit - includes audio tracks in 24 bit/44.1 kHz .wav format & midi file (.rar, 214MB)

clear remix kit (mp3 version) - includes audio tracks in 320kbps mp3 format & midi file (.zip, 106MB)

and since I'm here, I'm gonna pimp my new release (which this track appears on):

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you can get the downloadable version or pre-order the CDR version (which includes a copy of the d/l version free, available right away) at the SC online shop.
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Thanks to all who listen...

Good stuff dude! If I can find the time, I'll take a stab at doing a remix.

Thanks, twice. I would love to hear you tear this up, btw.

I'm not in for the remix, but nice track !

I loved it....

Mrstew

Thanks Mrstew, much appreciated!

Hot track synthgeek - very diggable!

Thanks poly!

Been listening to the CD in the car today. Great work. Large and expansive recording. I'll always have room for a remix of your track in the future....so I nabbed it for later.

very cool stuff. I don't think I've listened to any of your stuff before, so I think I will dig around for some more to hear.

I'm only listening on my laptop but the production sounds crystal clear here - I'll confess that I did get a bit 'bored' in the middle section as it just seemed to repeat* but overall a very good track, nice one

*something I am way too guilty of myself, so please bear that in mind

Thanks much, Jazzy- and there will always be room here for one of your remixes.

And thanks for the feedback, CypherOne, much appreciated!

cool tune, dld'ing the remix pack and i'll see what i get time/inspiration to do.

cheers,

rosllow.

Thanks rosllow!

hi there,
whether this is d&b or trance or something I have no idea. Cool trak anyway!

This remix talk made me curious, hough: how do you guys usually set out doing a remix? Would that actually be getting original *audio* tracks and messing with them? And when does a remix become a cover? hehe

G.

yummy!

Very cool

Best regards,

Spe3d

:O)

Thanks guys!

And Geddulp: indeed, you have the right idea. The way I see it, a cover is a new version of an existing song done completely from scratch- whereas a remix is done usually using at least some element(s) of the original track. If you google "remix" you could read a detailed history of the concept, but I think that covers the basics.