Enmass feat. Cari Golden - So Please 2010 (Alexander Popov Remix) (S107021)
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6 years after its first release, a legendary classic returns. 2004 was the year in which Eric Tadla and Randy Boyer touched timelessness with a warm trancer called 'So Please'. As the B-side of chart-stormer 'CQ', the track kicked off an era of success for both producers. Unfortunately, the promising story of EnMass came to an end after Eric Tadla passed away in July 2008. A sad day for music, but as one of the producers of over 9 originals he will always be remembered through his sounds.
In 2010, Randy Boyer breathes new life into EnMass with an updated version of 'So Please'. Totally upfront and produced for the unforgettable peak time moments on the floor, Randy hands in a new EnMass highlight.
Russian producer Alexander Popov pays his respect to Enmass with another remix of 'So Please'. Alexander already proved to be in total control of a fine proggy trance sound with 'Everest' and 'Metropolis' on the AVA label, so it's no wonder that his remix follows these same rules. Around the tender vocals of Shimika Brice, Popov built a chunky progressive jewel, shaped up for 2010 adventures.
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6 years after its first release, a legendary classic returns. 2004 was the year in which Eric Tadla and Randy Boyer touched timelessness with a warm trancer called 'So Please'. As the B-side of chart-stormer 'CQ', the track kicked off an era of success for both producers. Unfortunately, the promising story of EnMass came to an end after Eric Tadla passed away in July 2008. A sad day for music, but as one of the producers of over 9 originals he will always be remembered through his sounds.
In 2010, Randy Boyer breathes new life into EnMass with an updated version of 'So Please'. Totally upfront and produced for the unforgettable peak time moments on the floor, Randy hands in a new EnMass highlight.
Russian producer Alexander Popov pays his respect to Enmass with another remix of 'So Please'. Alexander already proved to be in total control of a fine proggy trance sound with 'Everest' and 'Metropolis' on the AVA label, so it's no wonder that his remix follows these same rules. Around the tender vocals of Shimika Brice, Popov built a chunky progressive jewel, shaped up for 2010 adventures.
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