Dr. Willis & Myron Meet Ricky Fobis - No Regular (Mark Sherry Extended Remix)
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The tech-trance classic No Regular by Ricky Fobis was released on the phenomenal ID&T label in 2002, which was arguably the defining era for tech-trance. This re-release comes with a turbo charged Mark Sherry Remix alongside the Original Mix that’s been produced by long-time Australian friend Dr. Willis and Myron (a.k.a. Ummet Ozcan). Mark's mix is a tech-fuelled, evil-synth laden juggernaut that's been lighting up dance floors most recently at events such as Trance Unity in Montreal and also Luminosity, while the monster original is a bit more stripped-back going by modern standards, but certainly doesn't skimp on badass raw-power. Another classic gets the Outburst overhaul, you don't want to miss this!
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The tech-trance classic No Regular by Ricky Fobis was released on the phenomenal ID&T label in 2002, which was arguably the defining era for tech-trance. This re-release comes with a turbo charged Mark Sherry Remix alongside the Original Mix that’s been produced by long-time Australian friend Dr. Willis and Myron (a.k.a. Ummet Ozcan). Mark's mix is a tech-fuelled, evil-synth laden juggernaut that's been lighting up dance floors most recently at events such as Trance Unity in Montreal and also Luminosity, while the monster original is a bit more stripped-back going by modern standards, but certainly doesn't skimp on badass raw-power. Another classic gets the Outburst overhaul, you don't want to miss this!
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