Icedream

Track 10 is a continuation of the Tech Tranceformation series, this time for KlangKuenstler - Zorn Amons. Kept pretty simple production quality wise, I never deemed it worth a release.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 11 is another quick fix for my sets, this time of Cirez D's "In The Reds." There were 2 versions of this fix, one with a more "rumbly" sounding bass that I decided to reject right before uploading this version under "The Lost Tracks."

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 9 is a mashup of Danny C - The Twist, Armin van Buuren - Blue Fear and Green Velvet - Flash. It was one of the weirdest yet somehow most fitting ideas in my head beat-wise, maybe I just had a bit of a nostalgia peak while I was listening to these tracks. The only reason I didn't upload this yet is because I expected a certain DJ to play it at a certain event, however that never happened due to very certain reasons.

Track 8 is a quick energy boost edit of "Tear It Up" by Mason Maynard & Dajae. This was around the time I started to enjoy Techno a lot more and was looking out for the weirder sounds out there but needed to make them fit my sets. This is the finished product, I just didn't deem it "changed enough" to be worth a release until now.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 7, the ever so present in my sets "Game Over 2015" remix edit thing I did. Introducing a harder beat into the track to inject it with hyper energy ready to blast the dancefloor, the breakdown section was stuck in its WIP state. Nevertheless, it made a lot of people ask me for a downloadable version. The project file is now broken unfortunately.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 6 from "The Lost Tracks" is a playaround with electric guitar sounds for a change. This one developed right into the middle of my breakdown in music production and so never ended up quite sounding the way I would have liked it. Still rockin' though I guess.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 4 from "The Lost Tracks" is another years long in the drawer track that has been sitting around unfinished. Went through many versions and different directions. The drop to the main part was the most difficult part for this one, everything else was pretty much set in stone and a solid foundation after a while for proper Tech grooviness. The original version's drop sounded weak so I replaced it in this Slim Trim Mix with a more snappy sounding cut.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 5 is a more recent KPM track that didn't make the finish line: "Escape Through Music." I specifically started producing this one around very early 2021. Routine for KPM productions nailed down, I decided to chase some more of that Sneijder-style flair.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

Track 3 from "The Lost Tracks" is another unfinished tune that went through various attempts on sound developments and name changes, originally "Virus" based on an instrument preset that was used in the first version, later turned to "Portal" based on its vaguely glitchy sound at the drop. This track started in 2015(!) and aside from using it in my last set before hiatus - the HQ x Intricacy one - I really never shared this one.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.

This is track 2 from "The Lost Tracks" called "Broken." This track never got developed beyond this version after I first played it in my guest mix for WDCR, I ended up using a lot of the stuff I implemented here in other tracks such as "I Need You" instead.

"The Lost Tracks" consists of yet unreleased tracks that haven't found their way to the finish line of the idea drawer or their implementation. Many of these tracks were actually intended to be reworked or expanded on in the coming time. Instead of locking them away, I decided to release these tracks in their current state in full-length, they would have otherwise gone unused in the future.

Not all of the tracks can be provided as FLAC since some of the project files went missing or corrupted and I can't rerender them. Some of them I had to touch up based on the already rendered WAV file.