Showing posts with label Hardfloor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hardfloor. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 November 2024

Welcome to the circus!


An all time progressive house classic from 1996 which used to blow your socks off.

It still sounds fabulous today almost 30 years on.

Hardfloor did some amazing remixes, really deep, hard, progressive acid trance.

Truly bangin'.

Enjoy!

Robert Armani - Circus Bells 

(Hardfloor Remix)

Monday, 6 February 2012

Can You Hear Me?





Mary Kiani was originally the vocalist for Scottish Rave outfit The Time Frequency, who were responsible for some of the higher-octane and screamingly euphoric rave records of the early 1990s. She was eventually signed to the Mercury label as a solo artist, and her debut single, 'When I Call Your Name' was released in August 1995. The track features a variety of remixes in an array of styles, from the likes of Nightcrawlers, Eddy Fingers and Motiv 8. The Hardfloor mix, though, really stands head and shoulders above the rest, being as it is pervaded with their trademark 303 squelch. At once evoking Sourmash and Robert Armani, care has been taken not to diminish the powerhouse vocals. 


Mary Kiani  When I Call Your Name (Hardfloor Vocal Mix)


http://www.mediafire.com/?9x1pu818sey90r9

Friday, 30 October 2009

If there's one track that reminds me of Cream!!

I'm sure we all have tracks which remind of us certain clubs and of course fantastic memories.
Now I' lost count how many times I went to Cream but if there is one track which every time I hear it, reminds me of Cream then it has to be this track.
To say this was huge is an absolute understatement.
From the moment that little tinkle of piano kicked in everyone was totally on it.
A truly fabulous track with some fantastic tribal chanting, it used to be great watching everyone trying to sing along and reckon they understood the words. Come on you know who you are.
We all did it. Lol.
This IMHO is by far the best version - a seriously good Hardfloor remix. Check out the Hardfloor dub which is also a fine piece of hard acid.
A big shout out to Nic G - I know you like this one fella.
Enjoy people, this is the real deal. (I've also scanned an old Cream Flyer which I came across recently)

Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke
(Hardfloor Mix)


Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke
(Hardfloor Dub)