Artist: Oriola 701
Title: Computer Hope EP
Catalogue Number: AMBR015
Release Date: July 1 (Traxsource exclusive); July 22 (official)
Genre: House
This is going to be a second release for Oriola 701 on Amber Muse: back in July of 2005 they had romantic Welder Girl pressed on vinyl with remix by Swedens Laid. Since then two members of Oriola (as it was called at the time) Vital Drozdov and Andrew 'Les' Leskovsky were joined by two other talents Paul Melamed and Gerri Pavloff, who performs vocals on some of bands tracks.
For the past nine years Oriola 701 remained true to its style and offers romantic urbanistic track Computer Hope featuring strong melody, electro influenced synths, bass and different female voices from lingering singing that Homeric Sirens could do to synthesized speech. Latvians Phonetica took this tune to purer house level by adding some strings, flying hi-hats, and percussive elements and led by catchy synth. Third remix comes from two musical forces out of UK: Stephen Porter and Simon Mills together known as Pincer Movement. They added club house touch to Original.
Fourth track on this EP is courtesy of Simon Mills, one half of renowned UK duo Bent, under his Napoleon moniker. Big Bam Boom remixed by Oriola 701 and offers broken electric beats.
Supported by:
Nacho Marco (Loudeast Rec, ES)
"Great EP, loving all mixes here, but my favourite is Pincer Movement's."
Dairmount (Room With A View, DE)
"Phonetica Remix is a nasty & subtle one. Will test that..."
Vincent Kwok (Eight-Fifteen, USA)
"The Pincer Movement remix works best for me"
Matt Masters (Freerange Records, UK)
"Phonetica remix for me!"
Richard Earnshaw (Duffnote, UK)
"Deep vibes....handy for Spiritchaser sets. :)"
Bas Amro (Freerange, NL)
"Nice release guys, great job! :)"
ThisIsWhyWeDance.com
"Pincer Movement remix and Big Bam Boom grabbing me most here."
Ricky Inch (King Street, EE)
"Computer Hope is nice one. Very solid remixes. Original sounds superb."
Title: Computer Hope EP
Catalogue Number: AMBR015
Release Date: July 1 (Traxsource exclusive); July 22 (official)
Genre: House
This is going to be a second release for Oriola 701 on Amber Muse: back in July of 2005 they had romantic Welder Girl pressed on vinyl with remix by Swedens Laid. Since then two members of Oriola (as it was called at the time) Vital Drozdov and Andrew 'Les' Leskovsky were joined by two other talents Paul Melamed and Gerri Pavloff, who performs vocals on some of bands tracks.
For the past nine years Oriola 701 remained true to its style and offers romantic urbanistic track Computer Hope featuring strong melody, electro influenced synths, bass and different female voices from lingering singing that Homeric Sirens could do to synthesized speech. Latvians Phonetica took this tune to purer house level by adding some strings, flying hi-hats, and percussive elements and led by catchy synth. Third remix comes from two musical forces out of UK: Stephen Porter and Simon Mills together known as Pincer Movement. They added club house touch to Original.
Fourth track on this EP is courtesy of Simon Mills, one half of renowned UK duo Bent, under his Napoleon moniker. Big Bam Boom remixed by Oriola 701 and offers broken electric beats.
Supported by:
Nacho Marco (Loudeast Rec, ES)
"Great EP, loving all mixes here, but my favourite is Pincer Movement's."
Dairmount (Room With A View, DE)
"Phonetica Remix is a nasty & subtle one. Will test that..."
Vincent Kwok (Eight-Fifteen, USA)
"The Pincer Movement remix works best for me"
Matt Masters (Freerange Records, UK)
"Phonetica remix for me!"
Richard Earnshaw (Duffnote, UK)
"Deep vibes....handy for Spiritchaser sets. :)"
Bas Amro (Freerange, NL)
"Nice release guys, great job! :)"
ThisIsWhyWeDance.com
"Pincer Movement remix and Big Bam Boom grabbing me most here."
Ricky Inch (King Street, EE)
"Computer Hope is nice one. Very solid remixes. Original sounds superb."
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