Posts tonen met het label Jody Wisternoff. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label Jody Wisternoff. Alle posts tonen

maandag 31 december 2012

The Rex (Week 01) | Feels Like Yesterday

I think it would be more than suitable to name the first Rex of the year, a track made by one of my guides through my resurrection: Jody Wisternoff. Last year, his Way Out West podcast gave me a lot to think about. Where I was sceptical at the news surrounding deep 05 at first, the news that Jaytech was going to be replaced by Jody, those episodes made me see the light. Jody Wisternoff knows picking out great music as no other, let alone creating it himself. One of those examples is "Feels Like Yesterday". Supposebly made for his debut album, it didn't make the cut and ended up as a very generous free gift!

This free gift has a really classic feel to it, classic as it resembles Jody Wisternoff''s earlier work as well as Aanjunadeep's progressive phase. You can hear Jody's touch in the little details going on around the track fused with periodic outburst of sounds and flows. Wisternoff's former "classic" track have that uplifting, organic feel to it. A sound I've been missing ever since I first heard his "Lassoo". I suppose you can say It's a track that I've been waiting for for quite some time now, which is quite funny.

It's funny because of the timing. As I'm typing this, I'm listening to the above track. I realize now that this is the sound I wanted Jody to have on his album, because it resembles his sound on Anjunadeep 02 with "Lassoo". As that particular sound was not there, I disregarded the album at first. But I came to see the light and I started enjoying it's "non lassoo" sound more and more. Now, in 2013, I've fully accepted the deep house flow in Wisternoff his tracks, and I understand their strenghts. And finally I get what I was aiming for, after all that. The world is strange sometimes.

dinsdag 8 mei 2012

Trails We Blaze

On this rainy, depressing day, I've found some sunshine on my own.



It was announced long ago that Jody Wisternoff, considered a legend by many, will release a debut album on my beloved Anjunadeep. My first thought went to his absolutely breathtaking contribute on Anjunadeep 02 called "Lassoo". That track still sends shivers through my spine and goosebumps to my skin. So I was well excited!



My excitement, however, decreased when hearing the first track that will be released prior to the album. "How You Make Me Smile" is in no way a bad track, but just really doesn't fit with my personal taste of the progressive side of melody. I started shifting through the recently available iTunes previews quite thoughtlessly and didn't think much of it.

Today, my opinion changed dramatically as I turned on the mini-mix. In this mix, Wisternoff showcases his tracks with more delicacy and time for the listener to judgde. I fell in love with the first track, "Back To Me" and every  track that followed! Especially "Red Stripes" really makes me well excited for this album.

I'm currently awaiting patiently on "Trails We Blaze", the album, and various tracks like "Orinico", "Just One More" and earlier mentioned "Red Stripes" to be set free into the wide wide world. I hope I can claim it from an online store before I'm in the plane to Alghero, because this album can't be missed when lying on a white sunny beach!