Label: Levare
Release Date: TBA
After the huge success of "We Rise" Dutch female DJ / producer Georgia is back with a brand new smashing track! The awesome and uplifting floor filler "Ode To ‘99" will be the first release on the new Flashover Recordings imprint Levare Recordings!
Original Mix
And so Ferry Corsten expands his empire with his new sub-label 'Levare'. As the sister label 'Aleph' caters for the housier end of the dance market, I wasn't sure what to expect here. My fears soon disappeared when I discovered this label looks like it's going to be the home for Flashover's more generic trance releases, and that is particularly good news for the uplifting trance lover. I grew up in the huge commercial trance era of the late nineties and I'm not a big fan of new 'remixes' of classic tunes, so I didn't want to see some rehash of Binary Finary's "1999". I'm glad to say this is not the case, instead this is a superb production Ferry himself would be proud of. Percussion and Rafael Frost-style effects start the song off, sounding just like the good old days but also not sounding outdated. The build-up to the breakdown is patient, but when that big moment comes it's well worth the wait. A synth that can only be described as 'Dutch' takes over and it's like trance never went away. The lead into the chorus is slightly hesitant, but the pay-off is so big it's not a problem. A second helping of the chorus follows, and then gradually dies down to a wonderful climax. What a way to launch a label.
Rating:
Just like Ronseal Perfect Finish Decking Stain, it does exactly what it says on the tin.
9/10
Useful links:
Flashover Recordings
Review by Matt Turner
www.mattturner.me.uk
I want it now 
ASAP 
