With 'Desert Storm' we welcome Messier & Bardeeya to ICONYC Noir. They treat us with a brand-new track that oozes class and sophistication. 'Desert Storm' features rich driving textures; as well as euphoric and moody deep house vibes to satisfy melodic, uplifting and feel-good needs, which are the keywords for this beautiful and extraordinary release.
Messier & Bardeeya open proceedings with their smashing original mix. Their musical development is in full swing, as interspersed subtle effective percussion, accompanied by profound floaty grooves and indie influences lead the way. Utilizing the hypnotizing groove, underpinned by a rumbling bass that gradually eases its way to the breakdown, before unleashing into a rising melodic hook intertwined with the infectious groove that fades in and out for maximum effect.
The first remix comes courtesy of Spanish duo 2Qimic; which hits all the right chords from the word go. The duo's deep entry merged the roomy glowing drive, filtered stabs and stunning groove which beautifully led into a drop full of tension and excitement, while the understated yet driving bassline powers the groove along. They manage to keep the energy up, allowing the driving melodic house feel to shine thru over the many layers and textures to create a beautiful soundscape to round off this classy underground crowd pleaser. Essential stuff from 2Qimic.
For the second rework we welcome back German sound Meister Greene to ICONYC Noir. His unique act and emotional creations carry quite a large scope. He is not afraid to explore esoteric or introspective themes and the end result is always a compelling one. Such is the case with his remix of 'Desert Storm', which carries many of his most loved production hallmarks. From a warm, meaty low end to atmospherics and an effects storyboard to get lost in, there is certainly a lot to like. The main break is perhaps the high point, with the mood shifting from emotive to ominous with effortless ease. It's something you rarely see and Greene pulled it off beautifully here. Massive.
Messier & Bardeeya's 'Desert Storm' shows that there're no boundaries, as this beautiful deep melodic release will leave you with many smiles induced moments! Not to be missed.
Messier & Bardeeya open proceedings with their smashing original mix. Their musical development is in full swing, as interspersed subtle effective percussion, accompanied by profound floaty grooves and indie influences lead the way. Utilizing the hypnotizing groove, underpinned by a rumbling bass that gradually eases its way to the breakdown, before unleashing into a rising melodic hook intertwined with the infectious groove that fades in and out for maximum effect.
The first remix comes courtesy of Spanish duo 2Qimic; which hits all the right chords from the word go. The duo's deep entry merged the roomy glowing drive, filtered stabs and stunning groove which beautifully led into a drop full of tension and excitement, while the understated yet driving bassline powers the groove along. They manage to keep the energy up, allowing the driving melodic house feel to shine thru over the many layers and textures to create a beautiful soundscape to round off this classy underground crowd pleaser. Essential stuff from 2Qimic.
For the second rework we welcome back German sound Meister Greene to ICONYC Noir. His unique act and emotional creations carry quite a large scope. He is not afraid to explore esoteric or introspective themes and the end result is always a compelling one. Such is the case with his remix of 'Desert Storm', which carries many of his most loved production hallmarks. From a warm, meaty low end to atmospherics and an effects storyboard to get lost in, there is certainly a lot to like. The main break is perhaps the high point, with the mood shifting from emotive to ominous with effortless ease. It's something you rarely see and Greene pulled it off beautifully here. Massive.
Messier & Bardeeya's 'Desert Storm' shows that there're no boundaries, as this beautiful deep melodic release will leave you with many smiles induced moments! Not to be missed.
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