RemixedCat's Place of Meow!

Go check it out here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/remixedcat/where-its-at Avalible on: Spotify/Tidal/Google play/Amazon/iTunes/Apple Music/Deezer and more! It's a very fun and unique album with a little somethin for everyone. Synthetic Afternoon: Feel good track with a zelda vibe to it Architextural Jamz: Old school vibe reminiscent of those you'd hear on the MTV party to go albums (back in the days MTV actually had music!) We Get It You VAPEorwave: a e s t h e t i c AF. Just listen! Celestial Hunger: Cravin for higher places? this might do the trick ;-) Cosmic Chaos: Perfect theme for space operas and for epic space battles Covfefe Get Up: Classic eurodance with the good ol Mark Farina and The Factory Team vibe to it. Galactic Armada: EPIC SPACE WARS GOIN ON! 2020: It's bee a hell of a year and this is a perfect dark Cyberpunk/Dark Synthwave track for it that sums up the distopian vibe we've all had here on this rock lol. Get It goin': Classic hardtrance jam ...

mariah carey wastes her voice on R&B crap when she clearly doesn't fit that style in her vibe or her voice... it's like Charlotte Church wasting her operatic voice that would be perfect for trance on crappy folk-pop trash. "Brave new world" from Jurgen featuring her is amazing and she should have gone down that path and she would be right up there with Emma Hewitt or Kirsty Hawkshaw and been more famous and would have had excellent industry staying power.... folk-pop has the lowest staying power since you need to tie yourself up in imagery, lyrics, and lots of fan demands and stuff like that.... and be able to have a complete rebirth on every album as well as have commercial overhaul, expense, and heavy marketing... fans will hate you for re-using any of it so it has to be fresh, and be more quirky and more deep then the last album... true EDM artists (not shit like gaga, skirllex,etc) don't need that to be successful. Hell some of them have no imagery.... ...

Future Trance is the most hyped up EDM compilation series yet, and I have a quick review for you! First of all I will tell you a backgrounder on it. It's been going on since 1997, yes, that long, and started out as an underground trance compilation. The songs were very different then what appears on any EDM compilations today. Now throught the years it started to get more and more mainstream, as it started to include styles like Hands-Up, House, and some electro. It did a good mix until about volume 49, and then from there started to get more and more house tracks. Fans on euroadrenaline.com were pretty furious about the new direction the series was trekking and had several forum posts about that and just about every volume a certain user by the name of trackhacker would tear the series to shreds. Now this volume pretty much changed a lot and seemed to go back to it's roots.... sort of.... I'd say it's back around the late 30s vols and early 40s vols feel and that...